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Class Day
Class History
Class Prophecy
Class Will
Class Poem
Superlatives
Graduation
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Now, at the end of our high school years, we can pause and
back on our experiences. In the 1965 Mirror we have tried
capture these events in a permanent chronicle. We hope that
have achieved this goal.

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Dedication

A Waltham native, Mr. Belliveau received his A.B. degree from Assumption
College and later received his A.M. degree from Boston College, where he was
chairman of foreign language seminars. Mr. Belliveau started his teaching career
at Boston English and Boston Latin High Schools. In 1935 he began teaching Latin
and English at Waltham High, where he has been faculty advisor for the golf team,
French Club, Talent Show, Senior Play, Dramatics Club, and National Honor Society.

To you, Mr. Belliveau, we, the Class of 1965, dedicate our yearbook in grateful
appreciation of your tireless efforts as our Housemaster, advisor, and friend.

ASSUMPTION COLLEGE

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Superintendent

Assistant
Superintendent

MR. VERNER ROBINSON

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Assistant
Principal

MR. EDWARD D. MAY JR.

MR. WILLIAM J. GALLAGHER

Vocational
Director

MR. LLOYD F. VAN ARSDALE

Mathematics

First Row: Mr. Foley, Mr. Distel, Mrs. Lamb, Mr. Curry, Mr. Vallely. Second Row:
Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Meader, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Bruce, Mr. Lutsk.

MISS HOGAN
Department Head

Science

MR. EAMES
Department Head

First Row: Miss Sprogis, Miss Zilles, Dr. Kubin, Miss Moser, Miss Bousquet. Second
Row: Mr. Avery, Mr. Amrhein, Mr. Wiellette, Mr. Hanneford, Mr. Casey, Mr.
Winchell, Mr. McKnight.

English

MR. HOOD

Department Head

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F/Vj7 i?o«'.- Miss Devane, Mrs. Lohmann, Miss Tabor, Mrs. Reck, Miss Daily, Miss
/Beaulne, Miss Thornton. Second Row: Mr. Pippin, Mrs. Shirley, Mrs. Bowman, Miss
letter-Mrs. Willett, Mr. Judge, Mr. Boyd.

Language

MISS BETTS
Department Head

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Social Studies

MISS McCULLOUGH
Department Head

First Row: Miss Mathewson, Mrs. Higgins, Miss Darmedy, Mrs. Carney, Miss Needham,
Mrs. Kellerman, Mrs. Counts. Second Row: Mr. Gilliam, Mr. Richman, Mr. Sullivan,
Mr. Neylon, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Blossom.

Commercial

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First Row: Mrs. K. Murphy, Miss Mooney, Mrs. Marr, Miss MacQuarrie, Mrs. Morris,
Mrs. S. Murphy, Miss Tahaney. Second Row: Mr. Flight, Mr. Hall, Mr. Collins, Mrs. Dorin.
Miss Grover, Mr. Tyner, Mr. Opie.

MISS BALCH

Department Head

Guidance

First Row: Miss Giacalone, Miss Grace, Miss Cunningham, Miss Nolan. Second Row:
Mr. Mrugala, Mr. Elliott.

MR. CHAPMAN

Department Head

MISS CHILDS
Department Head

Physical Education

Miss Helen E. Castros and Miss Carolyn E. Gravelin

Special Departments

Mr. Klein, Art; Mr. Perkins, Data Processing.

Main Office
Secretary

Mrs. Hughes

Home Economics

Miss Babb, Miss Bliss, Mrs. McKinney, Miss
Madden, Department Head.

Librarians

Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Flynn.

Vocational

First Row: Mr. Kapamagian, Mr. McClosky, Mr. Lando, Mr. VanArsdale, Director, Mr. Kenney, Mr. Procop, Mr. Daniels. Second
Row: Mr. Lehane, Mr. St. Martin, Mr. Scimemi, Mr. Harding, Mr. Back, Mr. Hendry, Mr. Hynes, Mr. Ray, Mr. Stanley. Third Row:
Mr. Goodwin, Mr. Russell, Mr. Damian, Mr. Viscarello, Mr. Hertigan, Mr. Lambert.

Mirror

Staff

1965

Co-Editors

BRIAN MADDEN

TERESA OLIVO

Staff Editors

Irene Restieri Literary Editor

George Swift Sports Editor

Barbara Vigue Clerical Editor

Linda Shaw Business Editor

Judy Zaccagnini Subscription Editor

Peter Martocchio Art Editor

Literary
Staff

Douglas Sullivan
Sharon Haskell
George Swift

First Row: Diane Hargreaves, Debby Rose, Bonnie Brown, Kathy Quinn, Mary
Lea Mabie. Second Row: Eddy May, Wendy Slater, Jo Klarmann, Barbara
Furne, Betty Scheinfeldt, Petter Steen.

Sports Staff

Clerical
Staff

First Row: Rosarie Vasile, Pat McConnel, Joyce O'Donnell, Carole Schaufus,
Lois Christie. Second Row: Betty Sangeleer, Janice McLaughlin, Claire Cusano,
Maureen Williams, Debby Auld. |g

First Row: Diane Hargreaves, Donna Totagrande, Susan VanderWyk, Maureen
Mitchell, Pat Cooke, Betty Scheinfeldt. Second Row: Roberta Hawkins, Bonnie
Brown, Donna Pierce, Barbara Peterson, Barbara Fume. Third Row: Wendy
Slater, Sarina Cannistraro, Pauline Beaver, Mary Lea Mabee, Kathy Quinn, Jo
Klarmann. Fourth Row: Joe Desisto, James Mac Donnell, Irene Restieri, David
Burke, Donald Clarke, Andy Crane.

Subscription Staff

June O'Leary
Leslie Cybulski
Peter Martocchio
Sandra Keyes
Francis Dear)'

Business
Staff

David Burke
Judy Zaccagnini
Susan Hines

Art
Staff

MR. BELLIVEAU

Housemaster

MRS. DeWOLF

Secretary

In Memoriam

Stanley Zwirbla

And now let us remember our own departed brethren — our late classmate, Stanley
Zwirbla, our departed brothers, sisters, friends, parents — perhaps the largest number of
the latter in the history of Waltham High School — our departed teachers and benefactors.
We know that the life of these who have been faithful to the Lord, is but changed not
ended; and that when their earthly dwelling place decayed an everlasting mansion stood
prepared for them in heaven.

Let St. Michael, the standard bearer, bring them all into that holy light which thou of
old promised to Abraham and his posterity. Lord, in praise of thee we offer prayer.
Accept it for the good of these souls whom we call to mind this day.
Lord whom they looked at shrouded here below
Send them what they thirsted for so —
To gaze on thee face to face in holy light
And be blest forever with thy glory's sight.
Lord grant them eternal rest and let perpetual light shine upon them.
May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed through the mercy of God
rest in peace. Amen.

JEANNE ABRAMO
38 Barnes Street
Distributive Education

"So what's new?" says "Jeannie"
to friends, Pat, Mary, and Bernie,
while cooking lobster and clams.
Her eyes light up at the mention
of English class and participating
in the D.E. program at W.H.S.
Her spare time is spent listening to
music and dancing. Our best al-
ways!

Actvities: DECA 4; Student Council
3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4.

ELAINE ADRIAN
78 Kingston Road
College II

Just mention the word steak,
and "Tiger" will roar for her
share, ask Carol, June, and Robbie.
This senior loves cooking and sew-
ing as well as the 2:30 bell. She
plans to attend college and become
a medical lab technician. Good
luck, "Tiger" !
Activtiies: Pep Squad 2.

HELEN AGRILLO
1690 Trapelo Road
Business

"Be real," advises this alumna
of Lexington Street Junior High
to friends, Kathie, Judy, and Ruth-
ie. Included among favorite pas-
times are skiing, sewing, and read-
ing. Helen finds W.H.S. too
crowded, and she sighs over the
problem of too much homework.
A nursing career ranks as Helen's
future goal. Best of luck, Helen!

Activities: Chemistry Club 4; Pep Squad
3; Clinic Staff 3, 4.

DAVID AHLMAN
19 Irving Street
College II

Brown-haired "Dave" enjoys
scuba diving and cars . . . loves
eating Igbster with best friends,
Moo and Pete . . . plans to sail
the ocean blue and see the world
when he joins the Navy. Good
luck and happy sailing, "Dave."

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RICHARD ALA
58 Madison Road
College II

"Is that right?" asks "Ricky"
when completing an experiment in
Chemistry lab — he's always experi-
jjrienting on something. Biology is
*" his favorite subject, ask Brad, Chip,
or Doub. "Ricky" can usually be
found eating subs, skiing, horse
back riding, fishing, or girl watch-
ing. Future plans include a col-
lege education.

Ski Club 2, 3, 4.

WAYNE ALDEN
70 Fir Avenue
Business

Wayne likes his English class
and his teachers best at W.H.S. ,
but dislikes lunch periods. Steak
and golf also rate highly with this
cheerful lad, as Tom, Ron, or
Fred could tell us. Best of luck
in the future, Wayne.
Activities: Basketball 2, 3; Golf 3.

PAUL AGRILLO
1756 Trapelo Road
College I

When Jack, Burkey, or Robert
looks his way, Paul replies "Hel-
lo." His brown eyes really sparkle
at the thought of pizza and sports.
This handsome, brown-haired boy
who came to us from Lexington
Street Junior looks forward to col-
lege next year. Good luck, Paul,
and keep that smile!

Activities: German Club 2, 3, 4; Base-
ball 2, 3, 4; Crimson Key 4.

PAUL ALLEN
534 Pleasant Street
Vocational

Blue-eyed Paul attended West
Junior High School in Watertown
before attending W.H.S. This sen-
ior lives for cars and subs, just
ask friends, Calf, Spike, or John!
In his spare time, Paul enjoys read-
ing. Good luck in the future, Paul!

CHARLES ALLIA

232 Lake Street
Business

Just mention the word chicken
and "Chuck" will be around. De-
mocracy classes rate high on this
senior's list of favorites, and, when
the 2:30 bell rings, he is usually
the first one out the door. Good
luck in the future, "Chuck."

JUDITH ANDREWS
23 Townsend Street
Business

"Judi" comes to us from Arn-
old Junior High School in Wies-
baden, Germany. Her favorite sub-
ject at W.H.S. is typing, along
with homeroom period with Mr.
Collins and friends, Paula and
Jane. Best of luck with your career
as a secretary, "Judi !"

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WILLIAM ALPER

59 Cabot Street
Honors

Ask "Bill" what he liked most
about W.H.S. , and he will prob-
ably reply that his trip to Ger-
many as an exchange student was
"the .greatest thing going." Back
home, "Bill" enjoyed having The
Gang, Franz, and especially Sam
at his house. After graduation,
"Billy" plans on college, perhaps
Harvard. Why Harvard? Well as
"Bill" would quip, "Ubi dubi, ex
flagellat um!"

Activities: Exchange Student 4; De-
bating 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President
4; Talent Show 2, 3, 4, Musical Di-
rector 4; Senior Play 4.

RICHARD ANTONELLIS
5 Fairfax Road
College II

"Yes, we know!" is "Richie's"
favorite remark to his best pals,
Tony and Steve. Brown-haired,
brown-eyed "Richie" enjoys English
class the most at W.H.S. He hopes
to attend college after graduation.
Best of luck in the future, "Rich"!

LAWRENCE ALTRICH

16 Princeton Avenue
Business

Ask "Larry" if Mr. 'Gilliam's
Economics class is tops at W.H.S.,
and he'll answer, "You better
believe it." Friends, Rob, Jimmy,
and Bob, agree that he enjoys any
kind of Italian food. According to
him, democracy at W.H.S. is the
greatest and the lack of parking
spaces for students is the worst.
Future plans look toward a busi-
ness college. Best of luck, "Larry".
Activities: I.B.M. 3, 4.

ANNE ARGIRO
1317 Trapelo Road
College I

"Whaa-t?" says "Lou,

and friends, Donna and

stroll to chemistry class.

and playing pool are high

list of interests. "Lou" has fond

remembrances of English with Miss

Tabor. Business school and, then,

a vocation as a legal secretary are

on her agenda.

Activities: Mr. Morang's Office Staff
4; Pep Squad 2.

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RICHARD ANDERSON
251 Bacon Street
College II

Smiling "Rick" is often seen
strolling through the corridors with
Vinny, Warren, and Mel. This
blond football player enjoys math
and studies in the cafeteria most
about W.H.S. but dislikes the
homework on the weekends. A col-
lege career lies ahead for "Rick."
Good luck always!...

Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Swim Team
3, 4; Track Team 3.

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LINDA ARSENAULT
59 Piedmont Avenue
Business

"Holy Moses!" exclaims Linda
as she enters her favorite class,
English with Mr. Prohovich. This
blue-eyed blonde relishes the
thought of a big, juicy steak.
Friends, Cookie, Kathy, and Chris,
agree that ten-pin bowling scores
a strike with Linda. Good luck
with your future beauty shop!

LINDA AUCOIN

28 Derby Street
Business

"Oh, ya!" says blue-eyed Linda
to friends, Cookie, Lynn, and Mike.
A South Junior graduate, she
enjoys typing classes and lunch
at W.H.S. Chicken and dancing
also are high on this future typist's
list of favorites. Good luck, Linda.

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"Hi there!" says this cheerful
Lexington Street Junior graduate
to friends, Barbie, Jan, and PhyL
Mr. B., fried clams, French fries,
and fire drills all rate highly with
"Debbie." Her pet peeve is type-
writers that keep breaking down.
She plans to attend a college in
preparation for a stenographic ca-
reer. Best of luck in the future,
"Deb."

Activities: Business Office Staff 3.;
Mirror Business Staff 4; Mirror Cleri-
cal Staff 4.

PATRICIA AUCOIN
180 Robbins Street
Business

Brown-eyed "Pat" goes for roast
beef in a big way as friends, Lin-
da, Lynne, and jerry, will agree.
This former South Juniorite has
records and homeroom periods high
on her popularity list. For this
Miss, future plans include business
school and a career as a secretary.

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MARIA BAIA '
71 Beal Road
College II

"Darn !" says Maria about our
crowded third lunch, but her big
brown eyes light up when she
thinks of her English class with
Mr. Prohovich. Maria hopes to at-
tend secretarial school after gradu-
ating from W.H.S. Best of luck
in the future, Maria!
Activities: Pep Squad 2.

WILLIAM AUCOIN

13 Mount Pleasant Street
College II

"Let's hear it," exclaims "Wil-
lie," who enjoys eating fried
clams. He scores strikes with his
friends, Ronnie, Charlie, and Don-
nie. History and p.o.d. classes rate
highly, as does lunch. "Willie's"
hazel eyes focus on a future in law
after college. Best of luck !

DONALD BALANSKY
62 Copeland Street
College I

"Are you kiddin' me?" asks
"Don" when somebody complains
about Mr. Brunschwig's Physics
class or cafeteria studies. The one
thing he doesn't like about W.H.S.
is the lack of student parking fa-
cilities, after all, he has to park
the "Bomb" somewhere! Friends,
AI, Bob, and Barry, tell us that
"Don" plans to attend a liberal
arts college and to become a veteri-
narian.
Activities: Chess Club 4.

ALDO AUGUSTINO
234 River Street
Vocational

Sports, mainly soccer, rate an
"A" with "Breath," who comes
to W.H.S. from South Junior.
Peter and Robert agree that, even
though Aldo enjoys his history
classes, he won't be sorry to leave
them for a career in carpentry. Best
of luck in the future, Aldo!

JAMES BALL

65 Lawrence Street

Vocational

A former Lexington Street Jun-
iorite, "B.J.," likes to attend foot-
ball rallies with his best friends,
Termite and Chick. Brown-haired,
brown-eyed "B.J." plans to join
the armed forces after graduating
from W.H.S. We wish you the
best of luck in the service and
always, "Jim."

RAYMOND BAMFORD
52 Exchange Street
Vocational

"Ray," who came to our school

from North Junior High, likes his

history class best at W.H.S. Best

friend, Bob, tells us that "Ray's"

hobbies include going bowling and

playing basketball. Future plans

are indefinite, but to "Ray" we

extend our best wishes.

Activities: Student Exchange Committee
4, Chairman 4; Vocational Views 4.

JANE BARNES
296 Bacon Street
College I

"That's swingin'," says green-
eyed, friendly "Janie" as she fond-
ly dreams of steak or roast beef.
Barb, Marcia, and Maureen agree
that their friend is a lover of
Spanish, Miss Tabor's English class,
and short periods on Tuesdays.
After graduation, Jane plans a
nursing career at Saint Elizabeth's
or Newton-Wellesley Hospital.

Activities: Latin Club 2; Folksong
Club 3; Mirror Homeroom Representa-
tive 2; Mirror Business Staff 4.

MARTHA BANCROFT
80-A High Street
Business

"Marti" enjoys horseback riding
in her spare time. It's "no big
thing" she says to Puma, More,
and Dale when talking about third
lunch. Business Machines with
Miss Tahaney is tops. "Marti" likes
the wonderful teachers at W.H.S.
most of all. We wish her the best
of luck in the business world.

Activities: Riding Club 2, Co-President
2, Instructor 2; Business Office Staff 3.

JUNE BARDSLEY
45 Chester Lane
Business

"Say, where am I goin' next pe-
riod?" hazel-eyed "Bug" asks her
friends, Ann Marie, Tina, and
Elaine, while passing between
classes. June dislikes fifth lunch
in the cafe, except when Italian
spaghetti is on the menu. Among
her favorite subjects, B.M.A. rates
highest with career-minded "Bug",
who plans to become a secretary
after graduation.
Activities: Pep Squad 3.

JOHN BARONIAN
55 Canterbury Road
College II

Tom, Bo, and Tom can tell you
that John's favorite expression is
"Al's a . dog." When not eating
pizza at "Circle" with the "men,"
he can be found driving. Attending
classes and the 8:00 bell rate low
with John. His future plans include
college and a career in law. We
all wish you the best of luck, John !

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ROBERT BARR^
74 Hansen Road
Business

Brown-haired, blue-eyed "Bar"
is a devoted golf fan, and he par-
ticipates often in this fascinating
sport. Best friends, Wally and
Mike, know that he loves skin-
diving and that his favorite food
is steak. "Bob's" future plans in-
clude entering some branch of the
service.
Activities: Student Council 2.

FLORA BARILONE
80 Woerd Avenue
Business

"Hi there!" shouts "Cookie"
to her friends, Greg, Linda, and
Mike, as she weaves her way
to her favorite subject, a hard
choice. In her spare time, "Cookie"
likes to eat pizza and go to the
movies. A career as a beautician
awaits her. Good luck in the fu-
ture!

JUDITH BARTLEMAN
31 Beech Street
Business

When "Joo-Dee" shouts, "I don't
believe it!" to Trish, Linda, and
Billy, she usually means it. This
hazel-eyed South Juniorite loves
lunch at W.H.S. but would like
it better if the cafeteria staff pre-
pared Chinese food. Democracy
rates highly on this senior's list,
while gym rates "OK," "Judy"
would rather sew than participate
in sports.

Activities: Pep Squad 2; Clinic Staff
4; Main Office Staff 4.

PAULINE BEAVER
57 Whitman Road
College I

"You're gonna get it!' shouts
Pauline to Cathie, Judy, and Ron-
nie. This friendly cheerleader likes
the school spirit most at W.H.S.
and the crowded third lunch the
least. Her green eyes light up at
the thought of a career in ele-
mentary education. Luck always
to one of our nicest seniors.

Activities: Cheerleader 4; Girl's Basket-
ball 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3; Girl's Vol-
leyball 2, 3.

RONALD BELLIVEAU
54 Dale Street
Vocational

"For a while!" is a familiar
phrase to "Ronnie's" friends, Pat
and Richard. Ice skating and play-
ing cards are popular with this
senior, who comes to us from St.
Rose's. "Ronnie" plans to be-
come a welder after graduation.
Best of luck in the future !

PAULA BELL
95 Upton Road
College II

Football games, studies, and Mr.
Prohovich's English class are tops
with Paula. She's likely to ex-
claim, "You don't know!" to
Betty, Claire, and Ann over Oreos
and ice cream, while discussing the
possibility of being an airline
stewardess. Blue-eyed Paula came
to W.H.S. from Pittsfield High
School, and we wish her luck in
winning her wings!

Activities: Pep Squad 3, 4; Student
Council 3; Junior Prom Committee 3.

CHARLES BELYEA

133 Warren Street
College I

We sing of "Chucky" with the

light brown hair. How else can

we introduce W.H.S.'s contribution

to the world of folk music? Art

history, some of the teachers, and

Borsch are "cool" in "Chuck's"

opinion. Harvard is his first choice

after graduation.

Activities: Folk Song Club 2, 3, 4,
President 2, 3, 4; Russian Club 3,
4, Vice President 3; German Club 2,
3, 4, Vice President 4; Dramatics Club
2, 3; Mirror Art Staff 2, 3, 4.

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EMILE BELLIVEAU
6 Wellington Avenue
Vocational

Brown-eyed "V" likes nothing
more than seen Augostino, Tambas-
cia, and Besson or going to math
class. Waltham high is very proud
of Emile, who plays so skillfully
on our excellent hockey team.
Carpentry work awaits this cheer-
ful lad. Best of luck always.
Activities: Hockey 4.

RICHARD BENNETT
15 Alder Street
College II

"Things are looking
"Dickie" as he rushes
with Charlie, Billy,
Cars, piz2a, and studies in the cafe
rate highly with "Dickie." This
former South Juniorite's future
plans are still uncertain. Good
luck always, "Dick!"

up !" yells

to history

and Paul.

MARGARET BELLIVEAU

I5I/2 School Street
Business

"Oh, darn it!" grumbles "Peg-
gy" whenever her favorite T.V.
shows are canceled or the 2:30
bell is delayed. Joan, Louise, and
Tina tell us that this former North
Juniorite plans to attend business
school after graduation. Best of
luck, "Peggy" !

RICHARD BENTLEY

153 Plympton Street
College 11

"Bullet" enjoys going skin-div-
ing with friends, Gumby, String,
and Camper Steve . . . loves eat-
ing Big Cats (should we report
this to the S.P.CA.???). He plans
to attend college in the future. Best
of luck, "Bullet," and may success
be yours.

Activities: Golf 2.

ANTHONY BERGANTINO, JR.

9 Oak Street

Technical

Look out! — Here comes "Tony,"
practicing his favorite sport, shoot-
ing. This brown-eyed South Jun-
iorite is dangerous with a rifle in
his hand, so don't get too close.
When questioned about his liking
for math, he might answer, "Well,
a guy who is going to major in
Chemical Engineering at college has
to like math."

Activities: Rifle Club 4; Chemistry
Club 4; Latin Club 2; Mirror Art Staff
2; Mirror Representative 4.

JACQUELYN BISHOP
16 Douglas Road
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"Oh my gosh!" giggles blue-
eyed "Jackie" when she starts going
up a down-staircase. This bubbly
senior spends most of her time
dancing around the house with a
fried clam in one hand and her
shorthand homework in the other
— at least that's what Cathy, Mari-
lyn, and Sandy tell us. After grad-
uation, she plans to attend busi-
ness college. Good luck, "Jackie."

Activities: Data Processing 3; Mirror
Business Staff 4; French Club 2; Pep
Squad 2.

JAMES BERKMAN
99 Sheffield Road
College I

"Not too sharp!" "Jim exclaims
when describing the freedom at
W.H.S. Although a pocket bil-
liards and table tennis enthusiast,
he also succumbs to man's favorite
sport, girls. Buzz, Larry, and Jim
tell us that Mr. Collins' homeroom
rates highly with "Jim." Since
gym is his favorite subject, he
will major in physical education at
college.

PAUL BISSON
460 Dutton Road
Sudbury
Vocational

Sudbury Junior High School gave
us blue-eyed "Bisson's Mission,"
who is an enthusiastic cheerer at
all W.H.S. football rallies. His
immediate plans for the future in-
clude work in the field of car-
pentry. We at W.H.S. wish you
much luck always, Paul.

SUSAN BERRIO
85 Taylor Street
College II

Rallies and lunches are "Bug-
gy's" favorites at W.H.S. She pre-
viously attended South Junior High
. . . likes eating pizza and subma-
rines with Carol, Gale, and Mary
. . . enjoys .sewing. "Sue" hopes
to become a nurse. Best of luck
in the future!

Activities: Student Council 2, 3, 4;
Junior Prom Committee 3; Latin Club
2; Red Cross Representative 2, 3, 4;
Mirror Homeroom Representative 2, 4.

WILLIAM BLANCHET
220 Real Road
College II

"Let's go!" says "Bill," a former

student at Lexington Street Junior

High. The drama club keeps him

busy, but he also likes to play

golf. Politics is high on "Bill's"

list of interests, along with English

class with friends, Joe and Paul.

His future plans include college.

Activities: Student Council 4; News-
paper Staff 4; Drama Club 4.

ALFRED BIRCHLER
69 Trapelo Road
College II

When not in school, "Al" can
be found playing football with
friends, Bud, Dave, and Ron. He's
not fussy when it comes to food;
anything is all right with "Al."
English with Mr. Prohovich is tops
in his book. His future plans in-
clude college. Best of luck in what-
ever field you choose, "Al."

NANCY BLASIOLI

37 Berkshire Road
College II

"Cookie" is cooking another
steak for her friends, Martha,
Eloise, and Jane. Unfortunately,
she doesn't intend to pursue her
cooking talent in a professional
way. Instead, "Cookie" hopes to
become a beautician. Best of luck
with the career of your choice,
Nancy !

JOHN BONICA

44 Lafayette Street
College I

John rates physics tops at
W.H.S. ... is a graduate of
South Junior . . . likes a good plate
of steak . . . enjoys playing pool
with friends, Skip, Bob, Chip,
and Larry. John, who is on the
varsity football squad and is the
Student Council Boy's Vice Presi-
dent, plans to attend college.

Activities: Football 4; Student Council
4, Boys' Vice President 4; Crimson Key
4.

WALTER BOUDROT

41 Morton Street
Vocational

"Buster" came to W.H.S. from
North Junior High and St. Mary's.
When in school, he enjoys his
class in the auto body shop. When
out of school, he relishes the
thought of fishing and eating sub-
marine sandwiches. Bob S., Bob
R., and John reveal that "Buster's"
future plans include owning his
own auto body shop.
Activities: Safety Committee 2.

RANDI BONICA
12 Walton Street
College I

Tinkering with cars with his best
friends, John and Dave, occupies
most of Randi's after-school hours.
He plans to attend a technical
school after graduating from Wal-
tham High. Best of luck in the
future, Randi, and may success
always be yours!

GEORGE BORDEN
475 Trapelo Road
College I

For "Buzzie," cherries, pool, and
cars are "cool as a moose," as
friends, Jim, Larry, and Jim, will
readily testify. Lack of freedom
at W.H.S. bothers "Buzz," but
he makes up for this in homeroom
with Mr. Collins. He hopes to
become a physical education teach-
er. Best of luck!

Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball
2; Football 2.

JEANNE BOURGEOIS
1 Gorham Street
Business

Chinese food, sewing, skiing, and
English class rate highly with'
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JAMES BOWSE
440 Trapelo Road
College I

"Ya, sure! We have too much
lomework!" says "Booze" to Bo,
Alban, and John, but he finds
that pizza gives him enough ener-
gy to do it. Hockey and skiing
stand high on this senior's list of
favorites at W.H.S. Future plans
include attending Merrimack Col-
lege. Good luck, "Jim."
Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 4; Talent Show
3, 4.

RICHARD BOTHEN
53 Edgewater Drive
College 11

Blue-eyed "Rich" can be found
eating Italian food with Joan,
Chris, and Donnie, when he is
not working on cars or boats. Fire
drills, football games, and history
rate highly with this former North
Juniorite. Best of luck, "Rich."
Activities: Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM BOWSER
7 Edwin Road
College II

"Chevies don't go!" laughs
"Trowser" on his way to his
favorite subject, lunch, with his
friends, Lil' Hebe, Lil' Hippo, and
John. When this cheerful, blue-
eyed senior isn't enjoying democ-
racy class, he's eating submarine
sandwiches. Good luck always,
"Trowser" !

CATHERINE BRADBURY
51 Gore Street
College I

"Forget it, huh?" remarks
"Cath" when Jackie, Margie, and
Sue remind her of Cafeteria lunches
and one-way corridors. This South
Juniorite has been an active member
and officer in her church fellow-
ship for three years.

Activities: F.T.A. 3, 4; National Hon-
or Society 3, 4; Mirror, Business Staff

JUDY BREHM

40 Copeland Street
College I

"I don't know," wails Judy as
she is questioned by her friends,
Cisi and Linda, "What are we
having for lunch?" Brown-eyed
"Jud" enjoys turkey and also His-
tory class at W.H.S. Best of luck
to a future secretary, Judy.
Activities: Maroon Squad 4.

DANIEL BRADLEY
35 Central Street
Vocational

Look for "Brad" sharing a feast
of fried clams with Richard R.,
Richard B., and Warren. This
former North Juniorite likes the
shop classes, but wishes for more
science and drawing classes; the
future of this ambitious lad holds
college, the service, and then a ca-
reer as a Welding Engineer.

Activities: Class Treasurer 2, 3; Mir-
ror Business Staff 4.

MARY ELLEN BRADLEY
30 Charlotte Road
College II

Mary Ellen is always waiting
for her lunch period with her best
friends, Judy and Mary. Green-
eyed "Bean" looks forward to Mr.
Prohovich's English class, Sorority
meetings, and the 2:30 dismissal
bell. Good luck in college, "Bean."

Activities: Maroon Squad 4; Pep Squad
2, 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Tal-
ent Show 2, 3, 4.

JUDITH BRADY

2 Clements Road
College I

"Judy" is usually with her friends,
Mary Ellen and Mary. English
class rates highly with this former
North Juniorite. College awaits
Slue-eyed, witty "Judy" after grad-
uating from W.H.S. Good luck in
the future, "Judy," and always
keep laughing!

Activities: Maroon Squad 4; Latin
Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Junior Prom
Committee 3; Student Council 4, Sec-
retary 4.

STEPHEN BRIGHT
34 Loretta Road
Vocational

"Stevie" enjoys tthe pretty girls
at W.H.S. In his leisure, he enjoys
mountain climbing, water skiing,
and fishing. He can usually be
found eating meatball subs with
Bob, Paul, and Joe. After gradua-
tion, he plans to become a printer
and then join the Armed Forces.
Hope you fly high, "Steve."

DORIS BROOKS
84 Longfellow Road
College II

When not cheering our football
and basketball teams to victory,
Doris can be seen talking or swim-
ming with best friends, Ginny,
Marilyn, and Janyce. English with
Mr. Prohovich and chocolate ice
cream are tops with this senior,
who plans to be a teacher after
graduation. Good luck, Doris!

Activities: Cheerleader 4; F.T.A. 2, 3,
4; Talent Show 2, 3; Junior Prom Com-
mittee 3.

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DONALD BROPHY
48 Marianne Road
College I

Bill, Tom and Mot will testify
that "Broph," Senior Class Vice-
President, dislikes chemistry at
W.H.S., but really enjoys Mr.
Lynch's Math IV class. Co-Captain
of the football team, this sports-
minded boy plans to attend an
Ivy League college after gradua-
tion. Good luck, "Broph," and
may happiness be yours!

Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball
2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Crimson Key
4; Maroon Squad 4.

BONNIE BROWN
22 Irving Street
College II

"Oh Crumb!" says Bonnie to
Bonnie, Bobbi, and Sandy, when
she has too much homework.
When not eating fried clams or
enjoying her English class with
Miss Tabor, she can be found
skating, bowling, or just "bomb-
ing around" in the family car.
Bonnie's ambition is to become a
teacher. We're sure she'll be suc-
cessful.

Activities: Mirror Literary Staff 4;
F.T.A. 3, 4; French Club 2, 4; Latin
Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4.

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GLORIA BRY

8 Amherst Avenue
Business

Hailing from Lexington Street
Junior High, "Goge" likes Eng-
lish class and the dismissal bell
best at W.H-S. . . . thinks the
kids are great, too . . . plans
to attend Bryant and Stratton Busi-
ness School after graduation. Good
luck in the future, Gloria.

PATRICIA BROWN

136 Summer Street
College II

If you hear a hearty laugh in the
corridors of W.H.S., you can be
sure it's our fun-loving "Brownie."
Her sparkling blue eyes light up
at the thought of steak and Eng-
lish, her favorite subject. Susan,
Jill, and Debbie agree that we
will miss this girl who has brought
so much fun into our lives.

DAVID BURKE

83 Cabot Street
College I

The best thing about Waltham
High, says red-haired "Dave," is
going there! The only way that
he can describe the cafeteria lunches
to Steve or The Gang is "bad
news!" Dave, whose favorite sub-
ject is math, numbers water-ski-
ing and swimming among his hob-
bies. Next in "Dave's" future is
college. Best of luck to a great
kid!

Activities: Chess Club 2, 4, Secretary
4; Mirror Subscription Staff 4.

PEARY BROWN ' "
55 Lakeview Avenue
College II

"Is that right?" asks Peary of
Andy, Mel, and Tommy the morn-
ing after a football game. Scuba
diving and football rate highest
with "Brownie." In school, lunch
is the best part of the day for
this brown-eyed lad. Future plans
include some time in the service,
then college.

Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2;
Maroon Squad 4.

JAMES BURKE
21 Canterbury Road
College II

"Jim's" blue eyes light up when
roast beef is mentioned by friends,
Charley, John, and Paul . . . tells
friends, "In your heart you know
I'm right" . . . plans include a
career in the service. We wish
you much luck in the future.
Activities: Football 2.

WENDELL BROWNELL
93 Lexington Street
College I

"Do you see a crowd?" asks
"Bud" as he runs back to home-
room with Phil and Art. Pizzas
rate highly with "Bud." Playing
the electric guitar takes up much
of his spare time. The U.S. Air
Force is his goal after graduation.
Activities: Science Seminar 2.

JOHN BURKE
140 Alder Street
Vocational

"Doubt it," shouts "Hucka" to
his friend when they mention mis-
sing a planned fishing trip. John's
pet peeve at W.H.S. is large
classes, but history rates "a mile,"
as do hamburgers. Best of luck
in the Marine Corps, John, and
keep smiling.

MARCIA BURKE
151 South Street
College II

If you want to see "Moosh's"
hazel eyes dance, put steak on the
table. Mr. Prohovich's English
classes are great and she will tell
you, "I'm impressed," with friends,
Karen, Pauline, and Susie. Marcia
came to us by way of Watertown
High. Future plans include courses
in journalism. Best of luck.
Activities: Chorus 2.

CRAIG CADY

27 Walnut Street
Vocational

"We've got it man!" shouts
"Red," who comes to us via
North Junior High. This senior
enjoys water skiing and eating
pizza with Ron, Barbara, and Joe.
Craig plans to enter the service
after graduation. Best of luck !
Activities: Vocational View 4.

CHARLES BUTLER
139 Robbins Street
College II

Blue-eyed "Chuck," who came to
W.H.S. from South Junior High,
especially enjoys English clasess
with his friends, Jim and Ron. He
plans to further his education in
college after graduation. Best of
luck in the future, Chuck, and
may success be yours !

LORRAINE CAFARELLA

262 Crescent Street
College I

South Junior High School gave

us "Rae," an active participant in

W.H.S. activities. Bowling is high

on her list of interests, and during

school hours History classes are her

favorites. She hopes to attend

college. Good luck in the future,

"Rae."

Activities: German Club 2, 3, 4; Main
Office Staff 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4;
Talent Show 4.

DEBORAH BUTLER

25-3 Summer Street
College I

"Such is life!" grins friendly
"Debbie" on her way to a basket-
ball game with her friends, Elea-
nor, Donna, and Pat. Art is her
favorite subject and spaghetti is
her favorite food. Good luck to
her at the Massachusetts College
of Art.

Activities: Junior Prom Committee 3;
Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Folk Song Club
2, 3, 4; Talent Show 4; Mirror Art
Staff 2, 3, 4.

JOYCE CALABUFALO
419 River Street
Stenographic

"Mousie" enjoys listening to
records with Susan, Pat, and Jean.
"Not now, later," she yells as
she runs down the hall to Eng-
lish class. Vacations and the kids
rate highly with "Mousie,", who
hopes to attend a business college
after graduation. Best wishes !
Activities: Talent Show 4.

WILLIAM BUTMAN
322 Bacon Street
College I

"Bear" enjoys Mr. Collins' home-
room periods best at W.H.S.
"Stepped in what?" quips "Bear"
to Earl, Pete, and Brian on the
way to a hockey game. This popu-
lar senior, whose favorite food is
lobster, likes English class more
than any other class at Waltham
High. College is next in line for
"Bill." Best of luck.

Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 4; German
Club 2, 3, 4.

ROBERT CALF

251 Robbins Street
Vocational

"I'm mad," gripes brown-eyed
"Farmer" while tinkering with
cars. Friends, P. Allen, J. Burke,
and G. MacLeod, will attest that
he never passes up a chance to
eat subs. History class at W.H.S.
rates highly with him. Future
plans include employment as a
mechanic. Best of luck!

DONNA CAMERON
445 Waverly Oaks Road
Business

"Dawn" comes to W.H.S. from
Cambridge High and Latin. Fa-
vorites here are filing and Mr.
Prohovich's English class. When
not in school, "Dawn" enjoys bowl-
ing and skiing with Donna, Tom,
and Ann. Future plans include
Bay State Academy for Airline
Hostesses.

Activities: Italian Club 3, 4; Student
Council 4; M.A.A. 2, 3.

PATRICIA CAMPBELL
29 Weston Street
College II

"Pat," a former North Junior-
ite, can usually be found munch-
ing her favorite food, pizza, with
her friends, Doris, Louise, and
Linda. This brown-haired, brown-
eyed senior enjoys her college
curriculum and hopes for a future
college career. Good luck, "Pat."

SARINA CANNISTRARO
23 Rich Street
College I

Sarina, an alumna of North
Junior High, numbers French class
and Typing class with Mr. Tyner
among her favorite subjects. Ac-
cording to Suzanne, Pauline, and
Bonnie, Sarina savors snacks of
fried chicken. This hazel-eyed
Miss plans to go to college to pre-
pare for a career in teaching. Best
of luck always!

Activities: Italian Club 4; F.T.A. 4;
Mirror Business Staff 4.

ANN CAPOCCIA
314 Crescent Street
College II

Likable "Anni," with her

friends, Paul and French, enjoys

lunch periods best at W.H.S.

When not in Mr. Tyner's Typing

class, she likes to knit and eat fried

clams. We're sure "Anni" will

be a success in whatever she

plans for the future.

Activities: Pep Squad 2; Dramatics
Club 4; Graduation Usherette 3; De-
bating Club 3, 4.

THOMAS CAMPBELL
18 Linden Terrace
College II

"Oh yeah!" shouts "Tom" as he
goes to Algebra II with O.B. Foot-
ball games, fire drills, and studies
with Mrs. Bowman are tops in
his book. You can find him any
week-end at Circle Pizza with Don,
Bill, and Tom. Good luck in the
future "Tom."

ALBERT CARAMANICA
80 Fiske Avenue
College II

This athletic senior enjoys para-
chuting and gym classes, but as-
semblies, long classes, and home-
work meet with less enthusiasm.
Cuppa, Pete, and Speco know he
will be successful in college. Good
luck, "Al," with the career of
your choice.

NEIL CANE

62 Hiawatha Avenue

Business

Friends, Joe and Den, know that
Neii, who comes to us from Lex-
ington Street Junior High, especial-
ly enjoys his history classes. We
extend our best wishes to blue-
eyed Neil, who has hopes of at-
tending a business school after
graduating from Waltham High.

CATHERINE CARDILLO

12 Charles Street
College II

"Oh fudge!" proclaims "Cathy"
to Dee, Eleanor, and Helen when
talking about gym and homework.
Outside school, this alumna of
North Junior High enjoys lasagna;
in school, Food class is tops. A
major in Home Economics at a
junior college composes "Cathy's"
future plans.
Activities: Knitting Club 3, 4.

GEORGE CARLSON

131 Hammond Street
College II

"Gee" likes his Democracy class
with Mrs. Higgins best at W.H.S.
On the other hand, he dislikes
cafeteria studies, even when they're
with pals, Dee, Cos, or Gossie.
In his spare time, he enjoys sing-
ing, sleeping or eating rare steak.
When questioned about his future,
George replies he might go to
college, but you had better "check
that out."

Activities: Track 2; Talent Show 3;
Science Seminar 2.

WILLIAM CASELLA
83 Bacon Street
Vocational

"Time wounds all heels," "Wil-
lie" reminds Wayne, Bob, and
George while devouring a huge
platter of spaghetti. When not
enjoying Italian food, William can
be found shooting pocket billiards,
his favorite pastime. He plans to
work in the world of electronics,
and we know he'll be successful.

DOROTHY CARNEY
103 Milner Street
Business

"Dos" enjoys roller skating, eat-
ing spaghetti and meatballs . . .
best friends are Tommy, Sue, and
Pam . . . dislikes the crowded con-
ditions most about W.H.S: . . .
plans to attend secretarial school.
Good luck!

JOSEPH CASTELLANA
30 Everett Street
College I

"Let's make it, kiddies" says
"Joe" on the way to Miss De-
vane's class. Bill, Dave, and Car-
mine say that Chinese food, cars
and music rate highly. His aim is
college and a career in accounting.
Good luck always, "Joe."

JAMES CARR
72 Prentice Street
Vocational

Just mention the word home-
work and James will head for
the hills! But he does enjoy math
clasess at W.H.S., as well as
lunch periods. Wouldn't you know
this fig newton lover's hobby is
eating? "Jim" intends to further
his work in printing after gradua-
tion. We agree with Sandy, Jim,
and Reno that he will succeed.

LORRAINE CASTELLANO
50 Rumford Avenue
Business

Most of "Castry's" spare time
is spent eating pizza and bowling
with Janice, Patty, and Garry Ann.
English class with Mr. Prohovich
and W.H.S. rallies are "the great-
est" for this former South Jun-
iorite. Best of luck
school, "Castry."

Activities: Maroon Squad
Show Usherette 3; Mr.
fice Staff 4.

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JILL CARSON

16 Hemlock Terrace

College II

The cafeteria and the kids rank
tops with Jill, who can often be
seen at the football games with
the girls. This active senior who
comes from Lexington Street Jun-
ior High likes English with Mr.
Prohovich. She plans to go into
nursing as a career.

Activities: Maroon Squad 3, 4; Talent
Show 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 4; Stu-
dent Council 2; Pep Squad 2, 3.

ARTHUR CASTOLDI

134 Washington Avenue
Vocational

"I've got ya swinging" calls
Arthur as he drenches John, Fred,
and Ray with one huge spray from
his water skiis. "Casti" confesses
a weakness for veal cutlets and
an abhorrence of cafeteria food.
This former South Juniorite who
especially enjoys science, aspires
to further his education in elec-
tronics. Good luck, Arthur!

Activities: Maroon Squad 4; Water Ski
Club 4, Treasurer 4.

MAUREEN CATHCART
117 Plympton Street
College II

"More" loves to ride horseback
with friends, Marti, Bob, and Jane.
Among her many favorites at
WHS, Mr. Wiellette's chemistry
classes and elephant jokes rate
first. After graduation, "More" is
looking forward to a nursing ca-
reer and to going to Ireland for
fox hunting season. Best of luck,
"More."

Activities: Dramatics Club 4, Costume
Chairman 4; Chorus 4; Folksong Club
3, 4.

ROBERT CHAISSON

124 Marivista Avenue
Distributive Education

Since girls head the list of
"Bugsey's" favorites, he naturally
enjoys girls most at W.H.S. We
often hear him say, "Ask her if
she's got a friend for me." He
interrupts drawing only long
enough to eat another sub. Al-
though he is uncertain about his
future plans, Buster and Ronnie
know he will do well.

CAROLE CERICOLA

28 Bennett Street
Business

"Smarten up" Carole laughingly
warns Karen, Jean, and Janice as
they bowl the big balls. This raven-
haired senior enjoys her data pro-
cessing class best at W.H.S. Carol
loves eating Chinese food with the
kids. This active student plans to
attend business school. We know
she'll be successful.

Activities: Junior Prom Committee 3;
Senior Play 4; Pep Squad 2; Talent
Show 4.

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SUZANNE CHAGNON
59 Rich Street
Business

"Huh?" whispers "Shags" as
her gym teacher devises some new
physical feat. Her comments change
when she is in Mr. Prohovich's
English class, typing, or eating
meat and vegetables with Marsha,
Sarina, and Phyllis. She plans to
attend secretarial school for one
year.
Activities: Junior Prom Committee 3.

MARY CHAISSON
152 Myrtle Street
College II

Mary comes to W.H.S. from
South Junior. She loves Math with
Mr. Fitzgerald and the kids. As
Carole, Sue, and Barbara know,
she spends her time bowling or
just riding around. t Roast beef
is her favorite food. She doesn't
like the crowded lunches at
W.H.S. Good luck at Nursing
School !

Activities: Student Council 4; Senior
Play 4; Talent Show 4; Maroon Squad
4; Main Office Staff 4.

DONNA CHAKALIS

534 Trapelo Road
College I

"Well what's new?" says Donna

to her friends, Carol, Debby and

Patty, on her way to French class.

This former Lexington Street Jun-

iorite thinks bowling, frappes, and

study periods are great, but dislikes

the new schedule. Donna plans to

go to Simmons College and major

in social work.

Activities: National Honor Society 3,
4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2,
3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Tal-
ent Show 3.

LINDA CHAMPAGNE

106 A Taylor Street
Distributive Education

Pretty, brown-eyed "Lyndie"
loves boating, bowling, and eating
Chinese food with Judy, Patty, and
Cathy. She will always remem-
ber football games and assemblies
at W.H.S. True to the goal of the
Distributive Ed program, Linda
wishes to succeed in business.
Activities: Pep Squad 2; D.E.C.A. 4.

CRAIG CHAMPION, JR.
9 University Park
College II

Craig, alias "Champ," enjoys
scuba diving, water skiing, bowl-
ing, fishing, and coin collecting
. . . says "Gimme some" steak
to friends, Pete, Tom and Alan . . .
has good times with his friends
at W.H.S. He doesn't particularly
care for sessions or report cards.
Craig hopes to go to Northeastern.
Good luck, "Champ!"

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RICHARD CHARTRAND
49 Gale Street
College II

Brown-eyed "Chopper," who
comes to us from South Junior
High School, as best friends, Larry
and Jim know, enjoys tinkering
with all kinds of cars. After gradu-
ation, he plans to attend aviation
school. Good luck always, "Rick,"
and keep flying high.

WARREN CHASE
142 Rose Hill Way
College I

Collecting record albums, eating
fried clams, and going to math
class with his friends, Dex, Skip,
and Bob, are this senior's favorite
pastimes. Warren plans to go to
college after graduation. W.H.S.
wishes you the best of luck.

CHERYL CHRISTIAN

121 Adams Street
Distributive Education

Blue-eyed "Sherry" won't forget
the pizza lunches, football games,
and English class with Mr. Da-
mian. This peppy former South
Juniorite enjoys cheering the hock-
ey team in her spare time. She
plans to follow a career as a
receptionist. Good luck, "Sherry"!

Activities: Pep Squad 3; DECA 4;
English Office Staff 3.

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LOIS CHRISTIE

61 Winter Street
Stenographic

"Isn't that wicked!" exclaims

"Bunky" to friends, Hank, Claire,

and Elaine. She lists dancing and

eating lasagna among her hobbies.

This Lexington Street Junior High

alumna likes Fridays best at

W.H.S. Marriage and a career

as a legal secretary await her.

Activities: Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Mirror
Clerical Staff 4.

CHRISTINE CHAVEZ
67 Crestview Road
Business

"Chris" loves to swim and ice
skate as friends, Sue, Ellie, and
Linda, will agree. "You're kid-
ding me," exlaims "Chris" as she
is told she can have all the lobster
she can eat. The 2:30 bell sets
this black-haired Miss running
toward a future in hairdressing
school.

FREDERICK CIARAMAGLIA

34 Adams Street
Honors

According to "Fred," the math
department at W.H.S. is tops!
This Honors Course senior enjoys
playing pool, guitar, and chess.
He is a valuable asset to the rifle
team and the data processing group
at Waltham High. After gradua-
tion, "Fred" plans to attend
M.I.T., major in Math, and be-
come a computer programmer. We
know he will be successful !

Activities: Math Team 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap-
tain 4; Rifle Team 2, 3; Chess Team 2,
3; Science Quiz Team 3, 4; Crimson
Key 4.

EDWIN CHERNOSKY
48 Berkley Street
College II

Athletic "Eddie" enthusiastically
praises skiing and mountain climb-
ing. He confesses that he enjoys
W.H.S. 's lack of organization, but
he doesn't enjoy crowded lunches.
This former Lexington Street Jun-
ior High student is an active mem-
ber in his church fellowship and
has held many offices in DeMolay.
Sandy, John, and Rich know that
he will be successful at North-
eastern.
Activities: Band 2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4.

MARGARET CLANCY
15 Huntington Street
Stenographic

"You know," says "Peggy" to
Ellen, Dolores, and Rosarie, as
she enters her favorite class, his-
tory. Her spare time is focused on
swimming and eating pizza and
french fries. This auburn-haired
career girl looks forward to a fu-
ture position as a secretary.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; English
Office Staff 4.

DONALD CLARKE

71 South Street
College I

"Don," a blond-haired, friendly
boy from North Junior, enjoys
both water and snow skiing . . .
likes classes with Miss Tabor, Mrs.
Lamb, and Mr. Foley ... is treas-
urer of his church group . . . often
exclaims, "What the heck," to best
friends Paul, Chuck, and Rich . . .
loves roast beef . . . dislikes cafe
studies. Good luck at college,
"Don."

Activities: Mirror Business Staff 4;
Language Lab Assistant 2.

EUGENE COBUZZI, JR.

84 Bacon Street
Vocational

Eugene comes to ' W.H.S. from
North Junior High. Outside of
school he keeps active in hunting,
fishing, and water skiing. Another
of his favorites is lasagna. The
future holds a career in the armed
forces. Good luck always, Eugene.

KENNETH CLASBY
56 Hams Street
College II

Brown-eyed "Clapsy," who comes
to W.H.S. from St. Joseph's, says
he likes "all kinds of food" and
his math class. "We'll see you
around the campus," he groans,
while he's being swept away with
the crowd in the corridors. The fu-
ture for this fishing addict includes
studying business administration at
Stonehill College.
Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4.

JAMES CLOSE
230 Lowell Street
College II

Blue-eyed "Jim," formerly from
St. Charles High, likes economics
class, homeroom periods, and rally-
ing in the courtyard between clas-
ses best about W.H.S. His many
friends include Buzzy, Richie, and
Billy. After graduation, "Jim"
will attend college. Good luck with
everything, "Jim."

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21 Summer Avenue
College II

A former student at North Jun-
ior High, "Feffi" enjoys the stu-
dent teachers, kids from S-02, and
lunch periods at W.H.S. "Next
joke!" exclaims "Feffi" when talk-
ing to Ellie, Judie, and Elaine
while eating lasagna. Swimming
and boating are among her favor-
ites. Typing class with Mr. Tyner
helps prepare her for business
school.

Activities: Senior Play 4; Home Eco-
nomics Representatives 2, 3, 4- Mr
Morang's Office Staff 4; Talent ' Show
4; Maroon Squad 4.

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CHARLENE COCCHIARA

15-2 Middlesex Road
College II

When not cheering at hockey
games, Charlene can be found eat-
ing subs with Roddy, Priscilla
and Donna. Charlene likes English
with Mr. Prohovich the best at
Waltham High, and the short
lunches the least. "I wish I were
older!" moans Charlene when she
things of future plans at college.
Lots of luck, Charlene.

Activities: Hockey Cheerleader 4; Stu-
dent Council 2; Junior Prom Committee
3; F.T.A. 3; Pep Squad 2.

BONNIE COHN

54 Washington Street
College I

Popular "Bon" likes strumming
the guitar, playing the piano, or
swimming. She enjoys Mr. Fitz's
Math class and Miss Parris* French
class best at W.H.S. Linda and
the girls tell us Bonnie thinks
taking three lunch periods and
"take-out orders" are "cool." Bon-
nie's future plans include college
next year.

Activities: Language Lab Assistant 2,
3, 4; Mirror Business. Staff 4; Maroon
Squad 4; Latin Club 2; French Club 4.

J. LEO COLLETTE

38 Prospect Street
Vocational

"I shall return!" gurgles "Lee,"
as he becomes submerged in his
future career on the Navy's Under-
water Demolition Team. For now,
he spends most of his time sub-
merged in fried clams with friends,
Ray, Bob, and Bill. Best of luck
in the future, "Lee".

ALICE COLLINS

43 Exchange Street
Distributive Education

"Me, too!" exclaims "Al" when
Butchie, Mary, or Dave suggest
getting subs or going bowling. Al-
ice, a transfer student from St.
Mary's, especially likes the friend-
liness at W.H.S. and the Distribu-
tive Ed program. "Al" plans to
go into retailing after graduation.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; DECA
4.

KATHLEEN CONNELLY
19 Berkshire Road
Business

Brown-haired brown-eyed'
"Kathy," who came to W.H.S. via
North Junior, enjoys French and
typing class with her friends, Bev-
erly and Helen, best at W.H.S.
This senior's plans include attend-
ing an I.B.M. school. after gradua-
tion. Good luck always, "Kathi" !

ROBERT COLLURA
47 Rich Street
Vocational

This ex-North Juniorite enjoys
his math classes best at W.H.S.
Robert is a "big strike" with his
friends, Pete, John, and Paul . . .
especially when bowling. This fig
newton lover plans to make print-
ing his future work. Good luck,
"Bob."

MARION COMPOSOTO

80 Winter Street
College II

Brown-eyed Marion enjoys noth-
ing better than a box of sweets
shared with her friends, Gail and
Donna. She's especially happy with
the variety of courses offered at
W.H.S., and she plans to become
a secretary after completing busi-
ness school.

PAUL CONNOLLY
41 Rich Street
Business

"Knuck," whose hobby is week-
end dates, comes to us from St.
Mary's. "Slow down," he calls
to June, Pete, and Bob on the
way to Business Machines or to
one of those private rallies after
fifth lunch. "Knuck" wishes he
could have gone to his locker more
often. Future plans include work-
ing for a business firm.
Activities: Football 2, 3.

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ROBERT CONNORS
85 Chester Lane
College I

Popular "Bobby," our • Senior
Class President, enjoys the teach-
ers and kids most at W.H.S., but
he dislikes the crowded conditions
in the corridors and cafeteria. As
captain of the basketball team,
"Bobby" still finds time to par-
ticipate in football and track. He
plans to attend college next ' year.
Good luck, "Bobby" !

Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Basket-
ball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Track 3, 4;
Class President 3, 4.

DONNA CONCHIGLIA
43 Whitman Road
College II

"Chiggie Wiggie" came to
W.H.S. from Cambridge High in
her junior year. Here at W.H.S.,
"Conchig" likes English classes
with Mr. Yetten. If Donna is not
in these classes, she's sure to be
in the cafeteria with Donna, Rich-
ie, or Janet, munching on potato
chips or pizza. She hopes to be
a medical technologist.

Activities: Mirror Homeroom Represen-
tative 4; Girls Athletic Association 2.

GAIL CONTI

16 Winsom Avenue

College II

English classes at W.H.S. are
superb according to Gail. Just
mention pizza and Gail's brown
eyes immediately sparkle. Her
friends, Carol, Raylene, and Karen,
agree that this former South Jun-
iorite will be successful at the
teachers' college of her choice.

Activities: Main Office Staff 3; Mr.
Belliveau's Office Staff 4; Maroon
Squad 4.

KATHLEEN CONTI

14 Keach Street
Stenographic

Blue-eyed Kathy, a sports en-
thusiast, loves the W.H.S. basket-
ball games, horseback riding, and
dancing. After using up all her
energy in these activities, "Kathy"
can do justice to a big platter of
Italian food, especially lasagna. But
this meal would not be complete
without Ro, Donna, and Martha to
"check it out." "Kathy" hopes to
become a secretary.

Activities: Business Office Staff 3;
Pep Squad 3.

ALBAN CORMIER
19 Howard Street
Business

"Flipper" rates well-deserved
praise for his performance on the
W.H.S. hockey team. A roast
beef sub has no equal in the es-
timation of this boy who is form-
erly from Canada. College, per-
haps Northeastern, is in "Al's"
future plans. Good luck !
Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 4.

PATRICIA COOKE
96 Fiske Avenue
Honors

"Pat" finds that the teachers and
the clubs are the nicest aspects of
W.H.S. Bunny, Barbara, and Susan
disclose that Pat's favorite hobby
is collecting L.P.'s. This blonde
senior enjoys Mrs. Bowman's Eng-
lish class, but finds fault with the
crowded lunches and stairways.
North Adams State College and
a major in Elementary Education
lie ahead for "Pat."

Activities: Latin Club 3, 4; Library
Council 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Senior Play
Usherette 4; Student Council 4.

ROGER CORMIER

23 Hastings Avenue
Vocational

"Is that right?" asks "Rolo"
while playing football or baseball
with best friends, Bill, Al, and
Reggie. "Rolo" is happiest when
our school lunches include hot
pastromi, but he wishes for more
time to eat it. Future plans include
a stint in the service.

JAMES COONEY
121 Summer Street
College II

Kenny, Buddy, and Arty will
tell you that "Drummer," who came
to W.H.S. from Natick High,
likes fried chicken "like a mother."
School would be great if only busi-
ness law wouldn't interfere with
his hobbies, swimming and cars.
"Drummer" plans to attend the
Stockbridge School at the Univer-
sity of Massachusetts.

JANET COSGROVE
1 Elm Street
College 'II,

W.H.S.'s "Cozzy" Cosgrove is
a great friend, as buddies, George,
Joe, and Peggy know. If you'd
like to look up Janet, try lunch,
homeroom, or her math class.
When you do find her, she is like-
ly to reply to every question "La
La La" which proves she enjoys
her favorite hobby, singing. After
graduation Janet would like to
travel.
Activities: Talent Show 3.

BARBARA CORLISS
139 Adams Street
College I

Barbara spends all her spare time
roller skating. This petite senior
came to W.H.S. from South Jun-
ior. "Barb" can often be found
eating chocolate cake with friends,
Donna, Janice, and Joan. Miss
Tabor's English class is Barbara's
special delight. After graduation,
she hopes to attend Boston Univer-
sity, and we wish her good luck.
Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; FT A
4; Debating Club 3, 4; Talent Show
4; French Club 3, 4.

PHILIP COTONI
565 Lincoln Street
College II

To become a top-notch cook and
to become an owner of a large
restaurant are the future plans of
"Phil." This brown-eyed Lexing-
ton Street Juniorite likes pizza,
bowling, and Math with Mr. Cur-
ry. W.H.S. wishes to you the best
of luck, "Phil."
Activities: Training cook in cafeteria 4.

RONALD COUGHLAN

174 R. Newton Street
Vocational

"Ronnie" is often heard ex-
claiming, "Oh yeah!" to friends,
Swede, Don, and Jack. Favorites
at W.H.S. are shop and theory
classes. Outside school, cars and
pizza come first. Future plans in-
clude the auto body business and
then the service. Good luck, "Ron-
nie."

SANDRA CRANE
165 Chestnut Street
Distributive Education

Hazel-eyed "Sandy" can often
be seen with Marcia, Pat, and
Bobby during gym classes or at
lunch periods, when she is usual-
ly enjoying spaghetti or Chinese
food. "Sandy's" future plans in-
clude working after graduation.
Best of luck in whatever you do!
Activities: DECA 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4.

DONALD COX

5 Canterbury Road
College I

"You goin' to Tony's?" asks
"Don". of Mot, Bob, and Bill, when
2:30 rolls around. "Eagle's" blue
eyes dim when it comes to crowded
lunches, but they brighten at the
thought of scallops. This former
North Juniorite is headed for col-
lege. Good luck, "Don."

Activities: Football 2; Track 4; Mirror
Literary Staff 4; Talent Show 4.

PAUL CRAPO
5 Ivaloo Street
College I

Russian classes with Mr. Flagg
will always be remembered by
"Lamont." Reading and playing
the piano are high on his list of
interests, along with studying Ger-
man with friends, Pete and Joe.
Blue-eyed "Lamont" wishes to at-
tend either Northeastern or Boston
University as a Government major.

Activities: German Club 2; Russian
Club 2; Folk Song Club 2; Ski Club 2.

TIMOTHY COYE

32 Prospect Street Avenue
Vocational

"Tim" can be found water-ski-
ing or bowling at the A&A Alleys
with Gerald, Mules, and Wily.
"We don't know!" shouts "Tim"
as he rushes to shop. A career in
electronics awaits this blue-eyed
senior after graduation. Best of
luck in the future, "Tim."

JUDITH GUSACK
\ 35 Hatherly Road
College II

With a warning of "watch my
lunch" to Jill and Sharon, "Jude"
scurries away to buy more cookies
and ice cream. "Jude's" favorites
include football games, horseback
riding, and Typing class with Mr.
Tyner. Future plans include a ca-
reer as an X-ray technician. .

Activities: Junior Prom Committee 3;
Maroon Squad 3, 4; Talent Show 2,
3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Mr. Morang's
Office Staff 4.

ANDREW CRANE
38 Clark Lane
Technical

"Welekahao!" (How about
that?), yells popular "Andy" to
Tim, Wig, and Mack as he rushes
to one of Mr. Lynch's Math IV
classes. When "Andy" isn't eat-
ing "Kalua Puaa," he might be
found working on his model rail-
road or hiking. College beckons to
"Andy" after graduation. Best of
luck!

Activities: Track 2, 3; Cross-Country
2, 3; German Club 2, 3, 4; National
Honor Society 3, 4, President 4; Crim-
son Key 4.

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ANN CUSANO

360 Waverly Oaks Road

Stenographic

Vivacious Ann comes to us
from Lexington Street Junior High.
Jimmie, Connie, and Donna tell
us that she enjoys English with
Mr. Hood most, but that she hates
all the bother about a corridor
pass. Brown-eyed Ann, who could
eat lasagna any time, aims for a
secretarial career after graduation.
Best of luck!

Activities: Business Office Staff 2;
Main Office Staff 3.

CLAIRE CUSANO
106 Prospect Street
Stenographic

"Call ya," says Claire to Betty,
Lois, and Paula. This future secre-
tary loves pizza and Iasagna and
finds shorthand classes a favorite'
at W.H.S. She plans to go to a
business college after graduation.,
Good luck always, Claire.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Talent
Show 2, 4; Red Cross Representative 2.

PAUL DALEY

43 Lafayettee Street
College II

There's "no doubt about it,"
this senior loves subs and pizza.
Math class and the 2:30 bell also
rate highly on "Dooley's" list of
favorites at W.H.S. He plans to
go to college after graduation. We
agree with Tony, Charlie, and Fros-
ty that "Dooley" will succeed.

RICHARD CYBULSKI
30 Gilman Road
College I

Jerry, Peter, and Bill agree that
"CB's" favorite subject is physics.
"CB" readily says "take a break"
when there's talk of going out for
a sub. He hopes to attend North-
eastern to prepare for a career as
a Power Distribution Engineer.
Activities: Audio Visual Staff 2, 3, 4;
Chemistry Club 4; German Club' 2,
3, 4; Ski Club 4; Language Lab As-
sistant 2, 3, 4.

JOHN DALLY

33 Alderwood Road
College I

John, who comes to us from
Lexington Street Junior High, en-
joys playing pool with his friends.
Dennis, Bob, and Mike. Gym clas-
ses and submarine sandwiches also
rate A's with this witty college-
bound senior. Best of luck always,
John.

MARY DACEY
23 Wilmot Road
College II

When Mary isn't attending so-
rority meetings, saying "No nice-
ness there," studying in Mr. O'-
Brien's Algebra Class, or talking
with friends, Judy and Mary Ellen,
she thinks about her future college
plans, and her major in Education.
Luck in the future, Mary.

Activities: Talent Show 2, 3; Junior
Prom Committee 3; Pep Squad 2, 3;
Maroon Squad 4; F.T.A. 3, 4.

MARIE DALY
10 Porter Road
College I

When Marie's friends, Ruthie,
Bobbi, and Franny ask her if she
wants to purchase a high-priced
drawing of a certain famous Eng-
lish rock 'n' roll group, her only
reply is "I doubt it." This skiing
enthusiast also likes bowling, play-
ing tennis, and vacations. Marie's
future plans include a teaching
career for college.

Activities: Latin Club 2, 4; Mirror
Literary Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Na-
tional Honor Society 3, 4- Mr. Bellie-
veau's Office Staff 3, 4.

VINCENT DAGOSTINO

270 Bacon Street
College II

Chevies, steak, and English top
"Vile's" list of favorites at W.H.S.
Chick, Warren, and Ricky can tell
us that he doesn't like certain
studies or "Sitting Bull action."
This senior plans to attend college
after graduation. Good luck al-
ways, "Vin."

GEORGE DANGELMAYER
25 Wyola Prospect
College I

One can easily tell that "Ted's"
favorite subject at W.H.S. is Ger-
man as he cries, "Wollen sack!"
to his best pals Dave and Nelson.
Rugged "Ted's" hobbies include
skiing, playing tennis, and sailing.
College is his future goal. Best of
luck with whatever career you
choose, "Ted"!

Activities: Ski Club 3, 4, President
4; Basketball 3, 4; Crimson Key 3, 4.

ANDREW DANIELS

37 Leonard Street
College I

All-Scholastic "Drew" tells his
friends, Steve and Tom, to "Bring
Peary," especially after the foot-
ball games. This green-eyed, hand-
some guard really perks up at the
mention of subs or lunch. Future
plans include a college career at
A.I.C. Best of luck always, "Andy."

Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Talent
Show 2, 3, 4; Maroon Squad 4.

CAROLYN DAVIDSON

19 Upton Road
College II

"That's right!" yells "Davi" to

Judy, Die, and Claire as she

rushes to Mr. Prohovich's English

class. Football games, ice skating,

and spaghetti rate highly with this

active girl. "Davi" eyes a college

career and to her we wish the best

of luck always.

Activities: Talent Show 2, 4; Pep Squad
2, 3, 4; Main Office Staff 4; Library
Council 2, 3, 4.

FRANCES DEARY

8 Falmouth Road
Honors

"Franny" can often be seen
standing in the halls before school
with her friends, Ruthie, Bobbi,
and Marie, selling drawings of
certain well-known singing groups
at exorbitant prices. This senior
things the kids and Mr. Eames' Bi-
ology class are the greatest. While
waiting for the 2:30 bell "Franny"
is often heard replying "Thank
you, thing!" to her friends.

Activities: Mirror Art Staff 2, 3, 4;
Literary Staff 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4;
National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Squad
3, 4.

RAYLENE DELAIRE
8 Mayall Road
Business

Blue-eyed "Ray" enjoys Business

Machines class at W.H.S. and

working for Mr. Morang. Out of

school, she may be seen bowling

or ice skating with Gail, Carol,

or Mary. After those strenuous

sports, "Ray" would probably go

home and eat fried chicken. She

hopes to go to business school

and work in a law office.

Activities: Mr. Morgan's Office Staff
4; Maroon Squad 4; Main Office Staff
4; Clinic Staff 4.

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JOHN DAVIS
45 Gorham Street
College II

"Jack" really relishes his math
class at W.H.S. but he admits his
dislike for history. Friends, Paul,
Burkey, and Robert, tell us that
his favorite food is steak. "Jack's"
pet peeve at W.H.S. is the one-
way stairway, but the 2:30 bell
rates an A + . Best of luck to this
brown-eyed senior in his future
career.
Activities: Baseball 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4.

KAREN DELFINO
11 Naviens Lane
College II

Who will ever forget Karen,
who captivated the audience when
she portrayed Ada in the Senior
Play? Witty, friendly Karen can
always be found saying "Want to
hear a. new joke?" to friends,
Trisha, Jeanne, and Susan, or read-
ing a novel of Steinbeck. College
beckons to Karen, who eventually
hopes to become an English teach-
er.

Activities: Mirror Business Staff 4;
Senior Play 4; Main Office Staff 3, 4;
F.T.A. 4; Maroon Squad 4.

JOYCE DAVIS
29 Tudor Street
College II

Joyce likes the cafeteria "studies"
best at W.H.S., but she dislikes
the homework. Brown-eyed Joyce
can often be seen enjoying Mr.
Boyd's English classes or bowling
with friends, Margie, Eloise, and
Martha. Future plans include a col-
lege education and a teaching ca-
reer.

Activities: Library Council 3, 4; Mr.
Morang's Office Staff 4; Mr. Belliveau's
Office Staff 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Pep
Squad 4.

ANTHONY DELOSA
391-A River Street
College II

"Tony's" special interests at
W.H.S. include managing our bas-
ketball team. Pizza is his favorite
snack, which he enjoys after school
with friends, Sal, Paul, and Don.
"Tony" dislikes having five sub-
jects five times a week, except
when the subjects are gym and
math. Future plans point toward
college next year.
Activities: Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4.

RONALD DeMELLO

95 Myrtle Street
College I

South Junior's loss was our gain
in the form of Ronald DeMello.
Ronald, who digs jazz music, trum-
pet, and guitar playing, explains
that he thinks W.H.S. is over-
crowded! This senior can be seen
sauntering to math or to the sub
shop with Charlie, Bill, and
George. College and a job as an
airline pilot await this student.

JEAN DiGREGORIO
10 Naviens Lane
Stenographic

This brown-haired and brown-
eyed girl enjoys eating pizza with
Pat, Joyce, and Marie. Jean's fav-
orite subject is English, and her
pet peeve is homework. She hopes
to attend business school and be-
come a secretary. Good luck, Jean.

Activities: Pep Squad 2; Main Office
Staff 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Tal-
ent Show 2.

PATRICIA DeSAULNIERS
107 Colonial Avenue
Business

"Trisha" come to us from West
Junior High in Watertown and
South Junior in Waltham. Horse-
back riding, bowling, and dancing
rate highly with "Trisha." Blonde
haired and green-eyed, she can be
found sharing fried clams with
Karen, Sue, and Judy. Future plans
include business school or nurs-
ing. Good luck, "Trisha."

Activities: Pep Squad 3; Clinic Staff
3, 4; Main Office Staff 2, 3, 4; Talent
Show 4.

JOSEPH DeSISTO
366 Waverly Oaks Road
College I

Popular "Joe" can be found
either working out on the foot-
ball field or fixing his car. He
doesn't like the milk line but says,
'"Don't worry about it!" to Tui,
Paul, and Mike. This President of
the Italian Club plans to enter
the business administration field
after college. Good luck, "Joe" !

Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2,
3; Mirror Business Staff 4; Student
Council 4; Crimson Key 4.

LINDA DiGREGORIO

32 Wamsutta Avenue
Business

"Oh, great!" replies "Lynn" to
her friends, Dianne, Pat, and Joyce,
when she learns of the mixed-up
school schedules. This girl, who
comes to us from Lexington Street
Junior, likes shorthand, Italian
food, and sewing. Linda plan's to
get a secretarial job after gradua-
tion and eventually to become an
executive secretary.

Activities: Mr. Levy's Office Staff 2, 3;
Pep Squad 2.

ROBERT DION
64 Garden Lane
College II

"Are you for real?" asks "Bob"
and his friends, Bob, Joe, and Bill,
after a questionable call at a bas-
ketball or baseball game. This Lex-
ington Street Junior alumnus likes
bowling, basketball, democracy,
subs, and pizza; he dislikes the
cafeteria food. "Bob" plans to go
to a junior college in the fall.
Good luck!

GERALD DiCECCA

15 Smart Street
Technical

"Hey, Mac" is the greeting of
Wig, Toy, and Jacky; "This is
true" is "Mac's" reply. He enjoys
everything about W.H.S. , especially
classes with Mr. O'Brien and Mr.
Lynch. Outside of school, lobster
and sports cars take first place.
"Mac" sees college in his future.
Activities: German Club 3, 4; Ski
Club 3, 4; Langauge Lab Assistant 3;
Chemistry Club 4; Audio-Visual 2.

CLAIRE ANN DIONISIO
42 Ho 11 ace Street
Business

"Oh yeah!" screams Claire as
Waltham scores another touchdown.
Along with Terry, Judy, and
Carolyn, she joins in the Pep
Squad's delighted squeals. After
football games, these four enthusi-
astic seniors love to eat Italian and
Chinese food and to go bowling.

Activities: Business Office Staff 3; Pep
Squad 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4.

PATRICIA DiTOMMASO

100 Amherst Avenue
College II

Brown-eyed "Pat" yells

"No-o-o!" to friends, Marilyn,

Ruth, and Cathy, when her G

block study rolls around . . . can

hardly wait to go horseback riding.

Mr. Meader's Math classes spark

her day . . . W.H.S. may see

"Pat" as a future teacher . . .

Good luck, Pat!

Activities: Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Pep
Squad 4; Talent Show 4- Main Office
Staff 3.

EDWARD DONLE

64 Greer Street
College II

Math is "Eddie's" greatest school
interest, but as his best friends,
Dick and "Fuss" know during
free hours he enthusiastically par-
ticipates in water skiing . . . future
plans include college for this ac-
tive, cheerful lad. Best of luck in
your future, "Ed" !
Activities: Senior Play Committee 4.

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JACQUELINE DOYLE

65 Chaffee Street
Stenographic

"What!" exclaims "Jackie"
when there's a fire drill. She thinks
horseback riding and bowling are
a real "blast." Eating pizza and
Chinese food with "Dee Dee", Jan-
ice, and Mary, rates high on her
list of favorites. "Jackie's" future
plans include a business school.

JUDITH DOZOIS

17 Wilton Street
College I

Effervescent "Judy," captain of
the cheerleading squad, likes to
cheer the W.H.S. football and bas-
ketball teams to victory. English
class is this vivacious girl's favor-
ite, as best friends, Donna and Sue,
know. College is on her agenda.
Best of luck always, "Judy!"

Activities: Cheerleader 3, 4; Student

Council 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4;

Newspaper Staff 2, 3; Mirror Business
Staff 3, 4.

PATRICIA DONNELLY
258 Lowell Street
Stenographic

When Jean, Joyce, and Suzanne
hear a cheerful "What's new?"
they know that "Pat" is on her way
to English. The kids and the dis-
missal bell rate highly with "Pat,"
whose hobby is dancing. After
graduation, "Pat" plans to become
a secretary.

Activities: Pep Squad 2; Junior Prom
Committee 3; Talent Show 2.

DEANNE DOUCETTE
92 Vernon Street
Stenographic

Attractive "Dee Dee" likes her
English classes with Mrs. Shirley
best at W.H.S. Her hobbies in-
clude horseback riding and bowling
with her friends, Jackie and Mar-
gie. Much success in the future,
"Dee Dee," and always keep smil-
ing.

Activities: Talent Show 2, 4; Mr. Bel-
liveau's Office Staff 3-

RICHARD DRECHSLER

114 Lowell Street
Business

"Cool it!" says "Dick" as
friends Al, Alberto, and Barbie,
mention the homeroom periods at
W.H.S. We know he looks for-
ward to his bookkeeping classes
with Mr. Flight. Future plans in-
clude business school. Best of
luck with your career, "Dick."
Activities: Data Processing 3, 4.

MARILYN DRONSEIKO
4 Webster Street
College II

"Terrific" shouts "Mousy" as
our football team makes the final
touchdown, but her . comment is
slightly different as she desperate-
ly tries to find a chair at third
lunch. She hopes to attend Fram-
ingham State College and major in
Dietetics. Good luck, Marilyn.
Activities: Newspaper Staff 4.

CHARLES S. DUFFER
23 Tudor Street
Vocational

"Butch," who comes to us from
L.S.J.H., agrees with Paul and
Termite that lunches and football
rallies really make school worth-
while! This brown-eyed senior,
who was secretary of his junior
class, has not definite plans for
the future.

Activities: Vocational Views 4; Maroon
Squad 4; Student Council 3; Class
Secretary 3.

FRANCES DUNN
84 Willow Street
College I

"Now, that's original!" exclaims

perky "Frani" in Miss Tabor's

English class. This former South-

Juniorite enjoys homeroom period

with Trisha, Karen, and Sue, but

turns thumbs down on gym fines

and cafeteria lunches. We wish her

luck in her future in computer

operation.

Activities: Senior House Office Staff 4;
Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 4.

HARMON DUNBAR
67 Loretta Road
College I

"What! are you kiddin' me,"
"Ha" shouts to Dave, Larry, and
John, "No more subs left for
third lunch?" Friendly Harmon
especially enjoys Math class with
Mr. Lynch. "Alvin," as he is fond-
ly referred to in the senior play,
plans to attend college and major
in business administration. Viel
Gluckl

Activities: Senior Play 4; German Club
3, 4; Ski Club 4; Band 2, 3.

Q<3~ye^y

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ROBERT DUPREZ
39 Hammond Street
Business

"Duke" can usually be seen
playing pool after school . . .
hails from Lexington Street Jun-
ior High . . . favorite saying is
"Ha Danny" . . . enjoys Chinese
food "once in a while," or talk-
ing with friends, Roy, Tom, and
Mike. Good luck in the future,
"Duke" !

WAYNE DUNHAM
131 Berkely Street
Vocational

Shop is likable Wayne's favorite
subject at W.H.S. He plans to
work in a machine shop after re-
ceiving his diploma. We wish
you best of luck in the future,
Wayne, and know that you will be
a success.

WALTER EATON

34 Hatherly Road
College I

"Wally" is' an alumnus of Lex-
ington Street Junior High, and as
his friends, Rod, Larry, and Bob,
disclose, he enjoys playing pool
and swimming in his leisure time.
College Plans are the major goal
of this blond, blue-eyed senior.
Good luck !

ELIZABETH DUNKERLEY
53 Hillcroft Road
College I

"That French test was bad
news," says "Liz" as she tromps
to lunch. Laila and Joyce tell us
that "Liz" enjoys biology labs and
Miss Parris' French classes most
at W.H.S. After a hot day in the
new building, "Liz" is more than
ready for a coffee frappe. Her fu-
ture plans include college, then,
teaching biology.

Activities: Band 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4;
French Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4;
Chemistry Club 4; F.T.A. 3, 4.

PAUL ELKINS
62 Turner Street
College II

"Rebel" shrieks to Swede, Ray,
and Baboon when lunch rolls
around at W.H.S. When not eat-
ing roast beef, he can be found
working on cars, one of his fav-
orite hobbies. This former North
Juniorite looks toward Northeastern
to prepare for a career in engineer-
ing.

Activities: Football 2; Rifle Club 2; Au-
dio Visual 2.

NORMAN ELLIOTT
28 Indian Road
College I

Billy, Bo, and Buzzie will tell
you that, math lights up "Norm's"
hazel eyes. Cafe studies and home-
work really "fake him out." Norm
thinks corridor passing is great . . .
looks like either Colby or Purdue
for this great pitcher of our
championship baseball team.

Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball
2, 3, 4.

JOSEPH FACENDA
27 Addison Road
College I

"Is that right?" When they hear
this, Dave, Al, and Ron know
"Joe" is around. English is his
favorite subject, but steak and the
2:30 bell also rate highly with
him. We wish "Joe" the best of
luck in college, where he plans
to study business administration.

DOROTHY ELWELL
205 Ash Street
Business

"That's life," shrugs merry Doro-
thy when she bowls a miserable
game or walks into an over-
crowded lunch period. This blue-
eyed blonde places Democracy
classes with Mr. Blossom and
friends, Donna, Sally, and Claire,
at the top of her list. Good luck
in your future as a hairdresser,
Dorothy !
Activities: Clinic Staff 3, 4.

LAWRENCE ENOS
25 Elson Road
College I

A former student of Lexington
Street Junior High, "Larry" en-
joys the cafeteria studies most at
Waltham High. When "Larry"
isn't scoring another point for the
football or track teams, you can
find this popular senior eating
steak with Bob, John, and Pete.
"Larry," whose favorite subject is
math, is college-bound after gradua-
tion. Best of luck to one of WHS's
best!

Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Indoor
Track 2, 3, 4; Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4.

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BERNADETTE FALZONE
I Lawton Place
Distributive Education

Brown-eyed "Bunnie" enjoys
English class with Mr. Damian
and the football games at W.H.S.
the most. This popular senior likes
dancing and bowling with friends,
Linda, Joyce, and Patty. After
graduation she plans to attend
business school. Good luck, "Bun-
nie."

JAMES FALZONE
48 Bright Street
Vocational

Friendly "Fal's" favorite subject

is math . . . girls and lunches

really thrill him, as friends, Ralph,

Van, and Ron, will attest . . .

can often be heard saying "go

away little girl" at a party. "Fal"

plans to take it easy for a while

and then enter the U.S. Marines.

Activities: Talent Show 3; Junior Prom
3; Youth Council 4; Football 2; Ma-
roon Squad 4.

DOUGLAS ERICKSON

5 Dennison Street
College II

"Cheese and crackers!" says
Douglas crisply. Hailing from
Salem, South Dakota, "Doug" en-
joys eating pizza with companions,
Bill and Rick. He participates en-
thusiastically in sports such as
basketball, baseball, and hunting,
which he enjoys along with favor-
ite school subjects economics and
Algebra II. A college education is
his future goal.

SALVATORE FALZONE
I Lawton Place
College I

"Sal" can be seen at basketball
games with his friends, Ellen,
Tony, and Greg. Coin collecting,
democracy class, and pizza rate
highly with this former South
Juniorite, who plans to attend col-
lege after graduation. W.H.S.
wishes you the best of luck!

Activities: German Club 3; Chi Sigma
Gamma 4.

ELLEN FARRELL

42 Washington Avenue

Business

This sparkling senior formerly
attended South Junior . . . can
be frequently heard to say, "Next
joke!" . . . loves bowling and bas-
ketball . . . enjoys eating spaghetti
with Judie and Feffi . . . plans to
attend business school after grad-
uation. Best of luck, "Ellie."

Activities: Senior Play 4; Talent Show
4.

RICHARD FEDELE

48 Francis Street
College II

"Woop pee do," says "Dick"
as he sees a certain person in
school. "Dick" likes all sports
and roast beef, and often com-
plains to Joe, Jessie, and Dickie
about the lack of student parking
facilities at W.H.S. He plans to
enter the service after graduation.

PATRICK J. FARRELL

261 Linden Street
College II

"One for all, all for one, and
every man for himself," jokes "Pat"
before he goes skin diving, hunt-
ing or fishing with his friends,
Bill, Bob, or Dick. Pat plans to
exchange his suit coat and tie for
Navy blues after graduation.

JAMES FERRANTE
29 Gilman Road
College II

Active in C.Y.O., "Jim" always
enjoys a feast of steak and cake
with his friends, Ron, Jim F.,
and Dick. Other favorites include
physics class and the 2:30 dismis-
sal bell. Future plans include a col-
lege education. Good luck in the
future, "Jim."
Activities: Rifle Club 3, 4.

DIANNE FAULKNER
76 Upton Road
College I

"Di" loves to cheer for our
team . . . English classes with
Miss Paquette will always be re-
membered by this vivacious stu-
dent . . . college and then a ca-
reer as an elementary school teach-
er are on her agenda. Best of luck
always, Dianne!

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; F.T.A.
3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Library Coun-
cil 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4.

MARY ANN FERRARO
110 Hillcrest Road
College II

Tiny "Midge" can usually -be
heard groaning, "I'm starved!" to
her buddies, Steve, Pam, and Skip.
This is usually a hint to eat out
at a Chinese restaurant. Since it
never works, Maryann ends up
fighting with Skip, which, believe
it or not, is her favorite pastime.
Peppy "Midge" will go to Robert
and .Richard Beauty School after
graduation.
Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4.

FRED FAULKNER
92 Stow Street
College I

When not in school enjoying
Mr. Foley's Math Class, Fred
can be seen bowling, fishing, or
swimming. This college-bound sen-
ior, whose friends include Ted,
Dave, and Tom, dislikes short
lunches and waiting for the bus
after school. Good luck, Fred !

Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; French
Club 2; Chemistry Club 4.

JOHN FERRO

102 Orange Street
Vocational

"Hey, dig this!" yells brown-
eyed John to the other Montclairs
when he hits a new beat on his
drums. You've probably seen this
talented senior in W.H.S. talent
shows, so it comes as no surprise
that he plans to study at the Berke-
ley School of Music, and "some-
day" have his own music school!

Activities: Talent Show 3, 4; Student
Monitor 4; Student Government Ex-
change Committee 3.

ROBERT FINE

148 Ravenswood Avenue
College II

Bob can be seen roaming through
the corridors of W.H.S., meeting
his friends, Bob, Dave, and Rich.
This North Junior alumnus likes
swimming, fishing, steak, and Eng-
lish class. Bob plans to enter the
field of medical technology. W.H.S.
wishes you luck!

Activities: Track Team 2; Cross Coun-
try 3; Chemistry Lab Assistant 4; Chi
Sigma Gamma 4.

ELEANOR FIORILLO
5 Charlotte Road
Business

"How's ya mother?" is the fav-
orite expression of this future X-
ray technician. English class with
Mr. Prohovich also rates highly
with Eleanor. "Swifty" can usually
be found eating spaghetti and meat-
balls with George, Bob, and Paula.
Boys-, cars, and dances are among
her favorites, especially boys. After
graduation, she plans to attend
Northeastern.

SHEILA FITZPATRICK

40 Gilbert Street
Honors

Spaghetti, homeroom periods,
and English classes would be blue-
eyed Sheila's idea of heaven. Mary
Lea, Maury, and June all agree
with her that crowded lunches are
the worst times at W.H.S. The fu-
ture for this smiling coleen in-
cludes a college education. Good
luck, Sheila.

Activities: Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Lan-
guage Lab Assistant 2, 3, 4; English
Office Staff 4; French Club 2, 4.

SUSAN FLANDERS
361 Bacon Street
Stenographic

"Clank" thinks football games,
rallies, and school lunches are the
greatest at W.H.S. She can usual-
ly be found eating Chinese food
with her friends, Pat, Cindy, and
Debbie. Her future plans include
business school or preparatory
school. Good luck, "Clank!"

Activities: Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Junior
Prom Committee 3; Pep Squad 2, 3.

ROBERT FITZGERALD
125 Marlborough Road
College II

"Fitz," who claims his three
best friends are "John, Paul, and
Ringo" (what about George?),
comes to W.H.S. from L.S.J.H.
Roast beef and girls, not necessarily
in that order, are a couple of
"Bob's" favorite things. Good luck
next year in college, "Fitz!"
Activities: Football Team 3, 4.

WILLIAM FLETCHER
51 Columbus Avenue
Vocational

Bill enjoys horse-racing and play-
ing chess with his buddies, Dick,
Jimmy, and Carl. This former
North Juniorite likes the new elec-
tronic equipment best about W.H.S-,
but he dislikes the crowded cafe.
After graduation, Bill plans to
enter the service. Good luck, Bill.

PAULA FITZPATRICK
54 Mayall Road
Business

"Fitzy" comes to W.H.S. from
St. Mary's. Paul, Nora, and Elea-
nor tell us that Shorthand classes
with Miss Mooney are the high-
lights of Paula's curriculum. This
blue-eyed blonde hopes to attend
college after graduation. Good luck
in your college career.

Activities: Mirror Art Staff 4; Pep
Squad 2; Mr. Belliveau's Office Staff
4.

PETER FLYNN
66 Vernon Street
College II

Artistic "Benny," who comes to
W.H.S. via North Junior High,
likes eating Italian food and play-
ing the drums. Friends tell us
that "Benny's" art skill is fantas-
tic. Future plans include attending
the Massachusetts College of Art
and, eventually, becoming a com-
mercial artist.

PATRICIA FOLEY
79 Greer Street
College II

"Fol," who came to W.H.S.
from St. Charles High likes Eco-
nomics with Mr. Gilliam and the
studies in the cafe with Jeanne
or Janet. When "Pat" whines,
"Oh, but that's gross," she means
she dislikes the short time for pass-
ing. Outside of school, Patty en-
joys mountain climbing, and water
skiing with Dickie. Next year
"Fol" plans to go to college.

Activities: Senior Play 4; Newspaper
Staff 4; Maroon Squad 4; Talent Shows
3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3.

KENNETH FRAIZE
38 Brown Street
Vocational

Photography and math class are
high on "Ken's" list of special
favorites. This brown-eyed musi-
cian's fondest memories will be of
steak with his friends and of
being an active member of the
W.H.S. band. We wish you luck,
"Ken."
Activities: Band 2, 3, 4.

KARYN FORBES
151 South Street
Stenographic

"I might," says Karyn when
having talks with Marcia, Pauline,
and Mary in shorthand classes.
This future secretary enjoys bowl-
ing and ice skating more than any-
thing. As far as food goes, pizza
is a must. This blonde intends to
skate rings around a future boss.
Good luck, Karyn!

U:;^':p*d. >IP : :„.

LAURENCE FRAIZE
38 Brown Street
College II

"Larry" comes to W.H.S. from
South Junior High . . . likes eco-
nomics class and singing . . .
doesn't like the overcrowded con-
ditions at W.H.S. Dave, John,
and Greg, know he'll do well in
college, working with IBM com-
puters. Good luck always!

Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4; Chemistry
Club 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4.

PATRICIA FOSKIN

31 Middle Street
Distributive Education

"Patty" says, "Forget the whole

thing!" when her friends mention

the cafeteria lunches or afternoon

sessions . . . Mr. Damian's English

class rates an "A" . . . can be

seen with Johnny and Bunnie . . .

future plans include business

school and then a career.

Activities: DECA 4; Pep Squad 3;
Clinic Staff 3.

JAMES FRANCIS
65 Fiske Street
College II

"Jim," a former North Junior-
ite, winces at the thought of fail-
ing subjects or obtaining sessions.
His friends reveal that "Jim's" fu-
ture goal is to attend college and
to major in business administration.
May success be yours, "Jim," in
whatever you choose to do.

MARY FOUGERE
28 Rumford Avenue
Stenographic

Mary, better known as "Doris"
to Patty, Dee Dee, and Karyn,
can usually be found roller skat-
ing, bowling, or swimming. Short-
hand with Miss Mooney is a big
favorite of this future secretary.
"Yas," exclaims Doris when of-
fered a dish of spaghetti and meat-
balls.

MAXIME FRIGAULT

73 Cherry Street
Vocational

This former South Juniorite's
fondest memories will be of his-
tory classes at the Vocational High
. . . pals, Tom, Dopy, and Dave
agree — spaghetti and skiing rate
highly with Max. He sees the serv-
ice in his future plans. Best of
luck in all your endeavors.

y i a

ROY FROST
36 Dexter Street
College II

Blond, brown-eyed "Frosty,"
who came to W.H.S. via South
Junior High, relishes fried lobsters.
"Sneakers on you!" is his frequent
saying heard by his best pals, Mike
and Paul. We wish you the best
of luck in whatever you do, Roy.

RENAE GALLAGHER
18 Elmhurst Terrace
College II

Steak is tops with this brown-
eyed senior. "Ray" likes the 2:30
dismissal bell and cafeteria lunches
at W.H.S. He can usually be heard
saying "Oh, you are tough," to
Tom, Tony, and Murphie. Elec-
trical engineering is in "Ray's" fu-
ture.

ELLEN FUCCI

158 Forest Street
College II

"Hi ya!" screeches "Mouse" as
she greets Sal, Tina, and Cindy on
her way to the Language Lab. "No
kidding," she exclaims as she
learns she should be going to
clothing class. This former Lexing-
ton Street Juniorite hopes to train
as a nurse at either Boston City
Hospital or St. Elizabeth's.

Activities: Chemistry Club 4; French
Club 4.

EDWARD GANDOLFO

248 Warren Street
College I

Lovable "Ned" loves basketball
and subs, but thinks friends Hemo,
Brian, and Artie are "not too
agile." This St. Charles alumnus
can hardly wait for some excite-
ment during homeroom period.
"Ned" sets his sights on B. C.
after graduation. "O-kay, Gan-
dolfe," good luck from Wendell.
Activities: Basketball 3, 4.

JO-ANN FUCCI

158 Forest Street
College II

"Queenie" comes to us from
Lexington Street Junior High. She
likes many things about W.H.S.,
especially democracy, English, and
art classes. Outside of school she
enjoys skating, reading, and munch-
ing fried chicken with Donna,
Caryl, and Rita. Future plans in-
clude Massachusetts College of Art.
Activities: Cafeteria Staff 4.

ROBERT GANGI
155 Willow Street
College I

Sports and baking take up much
of this active lad's spare time.
"Bob" is always looking forward
to attending his Math class with
Mr. Lynch and eating Italian food
with best friends, Don, Ron and
Bob. "Bob" plans to attend North-
eastern; we wish him luck.

BARBARA FURNE
29 Barbara Road
Honors

Armed with an attractive smile,
Barbara always has the situation
in hand, whether she is addressing
the Latin Club or engaged in a
lively debate. "Bunny" especially
enjoys her opportunity to partici-
pate in our program with Brandeis
University. This Honors Course
Miss plans to attend a liberal arts
college and major in English. We
know she will be successful.

Activities: Latin Club 2, 3, 4, President
4, Secretary 3; Newspaper Staff 3, 4;
Library Council 3, 4, Secretary 3;
F.T.A. 3, 4, Recorder 4.

JANICE GARLAND
147 Trapelo Road
Business

Brown-eyed Janice wishes that
the cafeteria would serve her fav-
orite food, ice cream and Oreos.
This ex-North Juniorite enjoys
horseback riding with Jill, Judy,
and Anne. Janice looks forward to
attending a business school after
graduation. Good luck, Janice!

Activities: Maroon Squad 4; Talent
Show 4.

ALLAN GAUDET
32 Rosewood Drive
College I

"I'll never tell!" says "Al" to
Carl, Ray, and Bob, who came
from South Junior. This active stu-
dent enjoys economics and Math
classes with Mr. Lynch. Bowling
is "Al's" favorite sport, and he
aims to roll a strike at college
after graduation.

EDNA GAUDET
32 Middle Street
Business

Edna, who dislikes crowded
corridors and large, noisy home-
rooms, enjoys bowling, swimming,
hiking, and eating cheeseburgers.
"Eddie" likes Mr. Belliveau and
bookkeeping most at W.H.S., as
Patty or Anne will tell you. This
North Junior graduate plans to
become a business accountant.
Good luck, "Eddie"!

THOMAS GEMELLI

26 Bennett Street
College II

"I love me!" is rather an un-
usual favorite saying, but "Gunner"
is an unusual boy. Besides conven-
tional sports, Tom likes yodeling,
mountain climbing, and dragon-
slaying. Tom doesn't enjoy lunches
since lasagna, his favorite food,
isn't served. "Gunner" also likes
English and a few of his teachers,
Mr. Prohovich, Mr. O'Brien, and
Mr. Lynch.

Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball
2; Football 2.

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JANICE GIAMPIETRO
75 Charlotte Road
College 11

English class and lunch are
tops with this college-bound girl.
Sharon, Doris, and "Clank" tell
us that Janice is a lover of onion
rings and Oreos, but that she dis-
likes the mobbed corridors at
W.H.S. Plans for her future may
include a career in psychology.

Activities: Student Council 2, 3; Pep
Squad 2, 3; Maroon Squad 3; Junior
Prom Committee 3.

ROBERT GAUDET
130 Princeton Avenue
Vocational

Robert came to W.H.S. from
St. Pierre's and Lexington Street
Junior High. "Frog" enjoys water
skiing, bowling, and eating pizzas
or subs with friends, Ray, Sandy,
and Reggie. His favorite subject
is Algebra, but he also likes his
History class with Mr. Hertigan.
"Bob" plans to be a machinist
after graduation.

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DENNIS GILL
16 Chester Lane
Business

"Watch that lump on my head!"
says "Gill," whose favorite pas-
time, strange as it seems, is falling
out of trees. After graduation,
"Gill" plans to attend the Boston
School of Barbering. Along with
his many friends, W.H.S. wishes
him the best of luck in the future.

EDWARD GAUDETTE

32 Adams Street
Business

"Eddie" is a former South
Juniorite . . . likes bookkeeping
class, submarine sandwiches, and
all sports . . . friends are John,
Dick, and Al . . . plans to go on to
college — W.H.S. wishes you good
luck in the future, "Eddie."

EDMUND GILLI
141 Dale Street
College II

"Chicky" will always remember
cafeteria studies, major sessions,
and Math class with Mr. Curry. He
enjoys fixing pick-up trucks and
eating ice cream. The future will
find him pursuing a career in
politics after completing a course
at Wentworth.

MARILYN GILLIGAN
117 Whitman Road
College

"I doubt it!" exclaims brown-
eyed "Gill" to Doris, Jan, and
Lynne. Tops with "Gill" are fried
chicken, Mr. Prohovich's English
class, and swimming. After college,
"Gill" hopes to teach school. Good
luck in your teaching career,
Marilyn.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3; Maroon
Squad 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3;
French Club 2, 3; F.T.A. 3, 4.

PATRICIA GIROLAMO
72 Kingston Road
Honors

This busy senior is the ticket

chairman of both the Senior Play

and the Talent Show, as well as

being Treasurer of the Latin Club.

"Ubi dubi . . ." says "Pat" to

Franz and "The Gang" on her

way to Chin Inn for Chinese food

or to Miss Tabor's English class.

College is next for this happy

senior.

Activities: Mirror Business Staff 4;

Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Senior

Play 4; Talent Show 3, 4; National
Honor Society 3, 4.

PATRICK GILLIS

16 Francis Street
Vocational

If cafeteria lunches were all
steak, and if gym were all basket-
ball, "Pat" would never want to
graduate. This brown-eyed North
Juniorite, who finds math his
favorite subject, plans to attend
night school after graduation to
continue in welding. Best of luck
in the future, "Pat" !

ALFRED GIROUARD
151 Robbins Street
Vocational

"Geronimo" can be heard ex-
claiming, "Isn't that too bad!"
while talking to his friends, R.
LeBlanc, R. Cormier, and R.
Gaudet. Algebra, lunch, swimming
and baseball rate highly with this
brown-haired, blue-eyed senior. The
service is in "Al's" future. Good
luck!

SALLY GILMORE
120 Lowell Street
Business

Sally comes to us by way of
South Junior and St. Charles. Gym
classes don't agree with this senior,
as Elaine, Ann, and Mary-Lou will
tell you. Sally enjoys working in
the Senior House Office because
she is gaining valuable experience.
Good luck with your future as a
clerk-typist, Sally.
Activities: Pep Squad 2.

PHYLLIS GIUNGNO

170 Bright Street
College 1

This cute senior comes to us
from South Junior High ... en-
joys eating onion rings with her
friends, Anne, Daren, and Phyl
. . . dislikes gym class most about
W.H.S. . . . plans to attend college
after graduation. Best of luck,
"Phil" !

JOANNE GIORGIANNI
706 Trapelo Road
Business

Brown-eyed "George" likes dem-
ocracy and cafeteria studies with
Artie, Patty, and Joanie best about
W.H.S. . . . spends spare time
bowling, water skiing, and eating
pizza . . . came to us from Lexing-
ton Street Junior High . . . plans
to attend junior college after grad-
uation. Best of luck in the future,
Joanne.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Maroon
Squad 4; English Office Staff 4; Main
Office Staff 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3.

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ELIZABETH GIUSTI

2*4 Sun Street
Business

An admirer of Mr. Prohovich's
English class, "Liz" loves to eat
out. This jovial North Junior
graduate agrees with Donna,
Delores, and Ann that the lunches
are too crowded. She plans to be-
come a clerk-typist. Her favorite
saying? ... "I want fried clams!"
Her favorite food? . . . Guess!

WILLIAM GOLLAN

28 Eddy Street
College II

"Willie" comes to us from St.
Mary's High and especially likes
his new friends, as Rod and Willie
know. This blue-eyed boy spends
his free time playing hockey, ski-
ing, and swimming. His future
plans include either college or
the service.

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GERALD GORMAN

14 Winthrop Street
Vocational

A frequent visitor at the A&A

bowling lanes, "Jerry" might be

seen eating pizza with Mule, Tim,

and Rico. The best things at

W.H.S. to "Jerry" are the short

cd-ed lunch periods. Good luck

in the service, "Jerry."

Activities: Vocational Views 4; Mirror
Staff 4, Vocational Editor 4.

GRACIE

404 Linden Street
Friend

Our Gracie has been spreading
sunshine at W.H.S. since 1952.
As she scurries from one room to
another, she makes everyone's
day brighter with her winning
smile and cheery "Hello." When
we think back to our days at
W.H.S., we will automatically re-
member Gracie, for they are one
and the same. The class of 1965
wishes the best of everything to
Gracie, the spirit of Waltham
High.

MARJORY GREEN

55 Whittier Avenue
College I

"I'm hungry," echoes through

the halls of the old wing when

"Margie" is heading for Mrs.

Bowman's English class. The

starvation which precedes third

lunch annoys "Margie," but she

admits that eating and talking

with Susan, Joyce, and Cathy is

well worth the wait. "Margie"

hopes to major in English at

Boston State College. Maybe

"Margie" will return to S-013 in

a few years as a teacher.

Activities: Newspaper Staff 4; Latin
Club 2, 3, 4; Mr. Belliveau's Office

Staff 4.

JUDITH GOODE

111 Riverview Avenue
College II

"Judy's hazel eyes light up

whenever she's put behind the

wheel and set in the direction of

a basketball or hockey game. Fried

chicken, homeroom -with Miss

Tabor, and lunch with Lynda,

Ruth, and Carol rate highly with

"Judy." After graduation, she plans

to attend Fisher Junior College.

Best of luck, "Judy."

Activities: Mr. Belliveau's Staff 2, 3,
4; Library Council 3; Maroon Squad
3; Graduation Usherette 3.

JOSEPH GOSSELIN
100 Prospect Street
College II

"Oooh yeeah!" says this brown-
eyed lad to his friends, Gee, Cozzy,
and Bruno, on the way to Tech
Drawing . . . likes cars, girls, and
work . . . plans to go to college.
W.H.S. wishes you the best of
luck, "Goe"!
Activities: Audio-visual Staff 2, 3, 4.

SUSAN GREEN
20 Jacqueline Road
College II

This blonde loves English with

Mr. Prohovich and Math with Mr.

Foley best at W.H.S. . . . came

to us from Brookline High. She

enjoys folk singing, swimming,

and chocolate sodas with chocolate

chip ice cream, with friends, Char-

lene, Judy, and Carolyn. When

thinking of future plans in nursing,

"Sue" says, "Crimminy Crumpets!"

Activities: Hockey Cheerleader 4; Red
Cross Representative 4; Mirror Sub-
scription Staff 4; Junior Prom Com-
mittee 3.

WILLIAM GREGORICUS
79 Temple Road
College II

"Chug-a-mug!" says blond, blue-
eyed "Billy" to his best friends,
Buzzy and Butch. W.H.S. will
never forget Billy, who was our
enthusiastic leader of those
"secret" rallies after lunch. A
career in the service is this boy's
aim, and we hope he will be a
tremendous success.

PAUL GROPPI

85 Potter Road
Business

"Is that right?" quips "Grop"
to his friends, Ray, Rich, and Pete.
A former South Juniorite, "Grop"*
likes to tinker with cars and to
attend bookkeeping class. Next in
line for "Grop" is college. Best
of luck, "Grop," in whatever you
choose.
Activities: Audio-Visual Staff 2, 3.

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his

JOSEPH GUELLI

261 Newton Street
Vocational

"Butcher," a former
Juniorite, can be found,
spare time, fixing cars with Steve
and Pete. This blue-eyed blond
enjoys his theory class at W.H.S.
He thinks happily of the future
and a career in the field of auto
mechanics.

DONNA GROSS
101 Pond End Road
College II

"Gee Whiz," squeals Donna as

Waltham High scores another

touchdown. Changing classes,

rallies, and assemblies rate an

A+ with this blue-eyed Miss.

When not doing homework, she

can be found sampling a pizza or

a sub with Connie, Ellen, and Pat.

Activities: Pep Squad 4; Red Cross
Representative 4.

SHARON HALLORAN
1776 Trapelo Road
College II

Coming to us from Lexington
Street Junior, friendly Sharon likes
English with Girg, Stick, and
Chris best at W.H.S. Sharon, who
is active in her C.Y.O., hopes to
attend the University of Massachu-
setts and eventually to become a
nurse. Good luck always !

FRANK GRUETER
51 Madison Road
College I

Blond, blue-eyed "Chip" comes

to us from Lexington Junior High.

"Chip" says, "tough" to John,

Rick, and Bob about classes and

one-way stairways. When this

busy boy is not presiding over a

C.Y.O. meeting, he can be found

enjoying subs. Luck always,

"Chip."

Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 3,
4; Football 4; Basketball 2.

JOHN HAMMOND
118 Virginia Road
College I

Quiet "Jack" deplores the lack
of mirrors in the boys' rooms at
W.H.S. This creative senior en-
joys painting and writing in his
spare time and is also active in
DeMolay. Friends, Bob, Tom, and
Doug, wish him luck in his future
at art school and, possibly, a career
in the theater.

RONALD GUDBRANDSEN

25 Huntington Street
College I

"You love it and you know it,"
states "Gud" as his friends, Dick,
Dave, and "Birch" exclaim that
they hate biology and math
classes. This jovial blue-eyed lad
plans to attend college, and he
looks forward to business adminis-
tration.

Activities: German Club 2, 3; Audio-
Visual Staff 2.

JOHN HANLON
21 Taylor Street

Distributive Education

"Let them have no rest," says
"Uncle Johnny" to his friends,
Bugsy and Victor. John enjoys
studying English and going to
school. This bright-eyed senior
aspires to being a tremendous suc-
cess in the business world. Good
luck, John !

MARY HANSBERRY
22 Hardy Street
Honors

"Mary D.," as "The Gang"
calls her, can usually be found
busily editing the school news-
paper, This Week at W.H.S. In
her leisure time, this Honors
Course senior enjoys playing the
piano, swimming, and skating.
With college in her future, she
plans to major in English. To
Mary we wish the best of every-
thing!

Activities: Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Co-
editor 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer
3, Vice-President 4; Mirror Literary
Staff 3, 4; Senior Play 4.

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PETER HARDY

314 Bacon Street
College I

Remember the Watertown foot-
ball game? Well, if you do, you
certainly remember the scoring
done by #24, "Pete" Hardy. But
when his buddies tried to con-
gratulate him on his great per-
formance, he replied, "You're
out of there." Besides the football
team, Peter is on the track and
hockey teams . . . Naturally sports
rallies are tops. Peter hopes to
attend Bowdoin College.

Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2,
3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4.

KENNETH HARRIS
83 Lake Street
College II

Blond "Kenny" comes to
W.H.S. from Warwick, Rhode
Island. "You'd better believe it!"
shouts "Kenny" when speaking^
of his list of favorites: stumps,
mashed potatos, and Physics class
with Mr. Brunshwig. Friends,
Tommy, Pete, and Tarz agree he'll
do well in college.

DAVID HART

1197 Main Street
Business

Miss Devane's English class rates
highly with "Dave," but it can't
compare with attending parties
with Steve, Joe, and Carmine. The
cafeteria hustle annoys him, and'
he is always disappointed at the
absence of fried clams. After
graduation, he hopes to attend col-
lege.
Activities: Talent Show 4.

DIANE HARGREAVES
356 Bacon Street
Honors

"What's new?" grins Diane.

This senior could spend all her

spare time skiing, but being ticket

chairman of the Senior play and

an Honors student doesn't leave

her much spare time. When "The

Gang" hears her distinctive laugh,

they know "Harv" is on the way.

Good luck to this future teacher!

Activities: Class Treasurer 3; French
Club 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Senior
Play 4; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Mirror
Literary Staff 4.

NORMAN HART

11 Falmouth Road
Business

"Norm" enjoys roast beef . . .
favorite subject is Business Law
. . . brown eyes, brown hair . . .
best friends are Bob, John, and
Bill . . . likes the 2:30 bell best
about W.H.S. plans to attend Bent-
ley College of Accounting . . .
Best of luck always, "Norm."

JAMES HARRIMAN
194 Beal Road
Honors

Blue-eyed Jim, an avid sports
fan, enjoys his U.S. and World
Affairs class. Active in DeMolay,
Jim likes Chinese food and is
glad that he will graduate before
double sessions come to W.H.S.
When in doubt, Jim will "punt,"
and he is a lively member of
"The Gang." Jim plans to attend
college and major in Political Sci-
ence.

Activities: Minor Literary Staff 4;
Mirror Business Staff 4; Newspaper
Staff 4; Debating Club 4; Language
I.ab 2, 4.

SHARON HASKELL
55 Gregory Street
College I

"You're a nut!" exclaims
"Ronni" when having a gab-fest
with Peggie, Carol, and Sandy.
When not attending Rainbow or
church fellowship, she is either
waterskiing, singing, or boy-watch-
ing. Among her favorites at
W.H.S. are the student teachers
and the Housemaster System. Fu-
ture plans include attending a
junior college.
Activities: Senior Class Secretary 4.

ROBERTA HAWKINS
14 Fairfax Road
College I

This North Juniorite loves foot-
ball games and Algebra classes
with Mr. Fitzgerald best at W.H.S.
When not attending football games,
"Bobbi" can usually be found eat-
ing pizza with Ruthie, Frannie, and
Marie. Future plans include sec-
retarial school. Good luck, "Bob-
bie."

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Gradua-
tion Usherette 3; French Club 2, 3;
Language Lab Assistant 2, 3; Mirror
Business Staff 4.

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ELIZABETH HEMMERLIN

210 Lake Street

Business

From Lexington Street Junior

High comes Elizabeth Hemmerlin

who explains that she enjoys school

rallies best of all at W.H.S. Liz

loves indulging in Chinese food

and pizza with Wicky, Pam, and

Cheryl. We wish her good luck in

the future.

Activities: Pep Squad 3; Red Cross
Representative 2; Junior Prom Com-
mittee 3; Student Council 2.

WAYNE HENRY

193 Winter Street
College It

"Is that right?" Wayne aske
of his friends Chauncy and John
over a meal of meatball subs.
This intelligent math enthusiast
came to us from Lexington Street
Junior High School. We salute
you, Wayne, and good luck in the
service.

GREGORY HENTZI
59 Brown Street
College I

"Greg's" brown eyes really
sparkle at the mention of a history
class at Waltham High. His friends
disclose that his main ambition is
to attend college after graduation,
and be a major in Political Sci-
ence. Good luck in the future,
"Greg," and keep smiling.

LINDA HENEBURY
25 Wyola Prospect
Business

Pizza and fried clams is Linda's
idea of "Big Doin's" as well as
attending the W.H.S. great foot-
ball and basketball games with
her friends, Georgi and Marti. A
secretarial career is this girl's am-
bition. We wish you good luck
always, Linda!

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Maroon
Squad 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Business
Staff 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 4.

KATHIE HERLIHY
106 Thornton Road
Distributive Education

"Mousie's" hobby is talking,
preferably with her friends Arthur,
Donna, and Ray, when she isn't
eating ice cream sodas or enjoying
football and basketball games and
skiing. Her future plans include a
junior college and a career In hair
styling.
Activities: Student Council 3; DEC A 4.

DAVID HENRY

21 Gorham Street
Distributive Education

"How we doing?" Dave can
often be heard asking his friends,
Bill S., Bill H., and Bob. His
hobby is painting, and high among
his favorites are gym and steak.
One thing this former North
Juniorite dislikes at W.H.S. is
the overcrowded conditions. Dave
plans to become an interior decora-
tor after graduation.

WILLIAM HERRICK
130 Sheffield
Honors

"Bill" comes to us via Lexington
Street Junior High. "Are you for
real!" shouts "Bill" to Swifty,
PSA, and Splash as he walks to
physics, his favorite subject. When
not eating fried clams, he can be
found playing basketball or read-
ing. Bill's future plans include
college and a career in engineering.

Activities: National Honor Society 3. 4;
Mirror Business Staff 4.

RONALD HIETSCH
1131 Trapelo Road
Business

"What's the story?" The story's
about sports-crazy "Ronnie," who
hails from Lexington Street Junior
High. If you were to overhear a
conversation between "Ronnie,"
Fred, Wayne, and Tom, it would
probably be about sports in general,
hockey in particular. We wish him
the best of luck in a business
career !

SUSAN HINES
103 Bright Street
College I

Miss Tabor's English class and
fried clams rank highly with this
busy, college-bound senior. "Sue"
comes to us from South Junior
and can be seen talking with her
friends, Trisha and Karen. She
dislikes short lunches and long
cafeteria lines. Good luck, "Sue."

Activities: Mirror Subscription Staff 4;
Senior Play 4; Student Council 4; Pep
Squad 2.

WILLIAM HILL
29 Dartmouth Street
College II

"Bill" enjoys his French classes
at W.H.S. and likes playing cards-
in his spare time. He wishes the
lunches were less crowded, but
cheerfully adds that graduation day
will make up for it. We wish him
luck this fall at college, where he
will major in History.

DAVID HOFFSES
28 Dix Street
College II

Never far from his motor scooter
and friends, Paul, Richie, and Ray
is this fun-loving college-bound
senior. "Hoff" enjoys Mr. O'Brien's
Math class and sports, but doesn't
favor hard teachers. Good luck,
Dave, in your college career.

WALTER HINCKLEY
104 Beal Road
College II

Sports-minded "Hink" enjoys
playing baseball, basketball, and
golf with his best friends, Ned,
Ray, and Leo. History class and
fried potatoes rate highly with this
cheerful senior. "Hink" plans to
attend college next year. Best of
luck in the future, "Hink."
Activities: Student Council 2.

DONALD HOLL
88 Clark Lane
College I

"Don's" eyes light up at the
mention of steak or a certain girl
named Peggy. He can be heard
saying "Pass Auf" to Ted and Bill.
These friends tell us that "Don,"
whose hobbies are skiing, swim-
ming, and scooters, likes studies
and girls best at W.H.S. "Don"
plans to attend U. of Mass. and
major in microbiology. Best of
luck!

Activities: Track 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4;
Chorus 2, 3, 4.

MARIE HINES
103 Myrtle Street
College II

Brown-eyed Marie came to
W.H.S. from St. Charles High.
Her favorites in school are Math
with Mr. Curry, assemblies, and
the 2:30 dismissal bell. Bowling
or skating with Jack, Alice, and
Patty rate highly. Future plans in-
clude business college at either
Bay State or Chandler.
Activities: Pep Squad 2.

SANDRA HORNBECK
159 Myrtle Street
Distributive Education

"Are you kidding?" shouts
"Sandy" when Janice, Jerry, and
Anne suggest going out for pizza.
"Sandy" likes her Distributive Ed-
ucation course most at W.H.S., and
gym the least. In her spare time,
Sandy can be found ice skating
or bowling. This former South
Juniorite hopes to have a career
in retailing. Best of luck!
Activities: DEC A 4.

JAQUELINE HOWE
119 Adams Street
Distributive Education

A former South Juniorite, blue-
eyed "Jackie" can frequently be
seen bowling, skating, or eating
steak. This senior, whose favorite
subject is English, also enjoys
listening for the 2:30 dismissal
bell. "Jackie" plans to attend a
business college next year.
Activities: DECA 4.

RICHARD HOYT

17 Sioux Avenue
College II

"Dick" can usually be found
with his friends, Walt, Wick, and'
Doll, as they "tune up" their cars.
Although "Dick" dislikes the num-
ber of daily periods, he confesses
his partiality toward lunch and
gym. Owning his place of business
forms "Dick's" future plans. Best
of luck!
Activities: Student Council 2.

WARREN ILLSLEY

89 Galen Street
College II

"Forget it!" yells Warren to
buddies, Chick, Vinnie, and Rick.
This former Lexington Street
Juniorite's hobbies include hot
rods, boats, and racing. At W.H.S.,
that 2:30 bell is music to his ears.
After graduation, he would like to
go to Franklin Institute. Good luck,
Warren!

DALE IODICE

81 Milton Street
College II

Have you ever been deafened

by one of W.H.S.'s rumbling

heaters? If you have, then you'll

agree with this alumna of L.S.J.H.

that they're the things you liked

least at W.H.S. Hazel-eyed Dale

enjoys eating pizza with Martha

and Linda. She plans to go into the

Air Force after graduation: "How

about that!"

Activities: Chorus 3; Folk Song Club
4.

MICHAEL HURLEY
135 College Farm Road
College II

Lentil, Guine, and Kinky will

tell you that "Mezerks" favorite

subject is Math with Mr. Curry

... is a former Lexington Street

Juniorite . . . steak and spaghetti

are favorite foods . . . bowling and

pool are fondest extra-curricular

interests . . . future plans include

prep school and college. Best of

luck!

Activities: Student Council 3, 4; Maroon
Squad 3, 4.

LEONARD ISAACSON

33 Willard Street

College I

Blue-eyed "Lenny," who hails

from Lexington Street Junior, can

be found skin-diving or eating

steak with Bill, Cooz and Tank.

"Having a good time" is the

favorite pastime of this fellow.

College lies ahead for "Lenny"

after graduation. Good luck!

Activities: Football 3, 4; Audio-Visual
2; Rifle Club 2; Scuba Diving 2.

SANDRA HURLEY
13 Sterling Road
Business

Bookkeeping and democracy
classes are "Sandy's" favorite sub-
jects, and, after school, dancing,
along with friends, Claire and
Debby, occupies her time . . .
especially enthusiastic about
W.H.S. football rallies. Sandy
hopefully plans a career as a hair-
dresser after graduation. Good
luck!
Activities: Clinic Staff 3.

DREW JACKSON

520 Waverley Oaks Road

Honors

Leading his team to victory is

this captain of the Cross Country

Team. Sports consume much of

Drew's spare time, but he manages

to keep his grades at honors level.

John, George, and Nick agree that

Drew favors physics above his other

classes. College plans are focused

on Bowdoin. Best of luck, always!

Activities: Cross Country Team 2, 3,

4, Captain 4; Indoor Track 2, 3, 4;

Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4; National Honor
Society 3. 4; Ski Club 2, 4.

WARREN JACOBS
26 Heard Street
Vocational

When blue-eyed "Jake" isn't in-
haling fig newtons during his math
class, he's complaining about how
much more homework he's been
getting here than at North Junior.
After he leaves W.H.S., Dan, John,
and Ed tell us that "Jake" plans to
go into a career in printing.

MARGARET JOHNSTON
34 B Hansen Road
College II

"You must be kidding!"
"Margie" says to her friends,
Claire, Linda, and Mary over a
thick, juicy steak. "Terry" enjoys
her English class at W.H.S., along
with bowling and skating in her
spare time. Best of luck in the
future, "Margie" !

MARY ANN JANNONI
16 Pleasant Road
Business

Brown-eyed "Frog" loves eat-
ing sub sandwiches . . . likes Eng-
lish class with Mr. Prohovich and
activity periods with Barbara, Ann,
and Lorraine . . . future plans in-
clude a career as a clerk-typist.
Good luck, Mary Ann, in every-
thing you do.

Activities: Maroon Squad 4; Office
Staff 4.

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BETH JOHNSON

67 Canterbury Road
College II

The "funniest thing" happened
to Beth on the way to class — it's
like that every day with this
vivacious blue-eyed blonde. Her
day would be perfect if she had
endless cafeteria studies with
Debby, Wayne, and John, and
mountains of submarine sandwiches
to eat. Beth, always active in Y.P.F.
and Rainbow, plans to attend sec-
retarial school after graduation.

Activities: Student Council 3; Pep
Squad 2, 3, 4.

BRUCE JOSEPHSON

27 Ash Street
Vocational

This blue-eyed former South
Juniorite likes submarine sand-
wiches . . . can often be seen
going to his favorite class, shop,
with his friends, Killer, Spike, and
Hucka. Going into the service is
Bruce's plan for the future. Best
of luck!

JUDITH JUDKINS
70 Seminole Avenue
College II

"Oh, for Pete's sake!" wails
"Judy" when she bumps into the
one-way traffic coming from the
cafeteria. "Judy" likes Mr. Proho-
vich's English class best at W.H.S.
and enjoys writing, painting, and
reading with friends, Moe, Pearl,
and Judy M., when she's not in
school. Her future plans look to-
ward a nursing career.

Activities: Latin Club 2; Office Staff
4; Junior Prom Committee 3.

RICHARD JOHNSON
17 Pearl Street
Vocational

For "Swede," gym and shop
class are W.H.S.'s best. For this
former North Juniorite, roast beef
rates tops, as his friends, Chick,
Fal, and Johnny, will testify.
Hobbies include cars ... a career
in auto body looms in his future.

WILLIAM JUDKINS
70 Seiftinole Avenue
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yJ Big Bill," our basketball star,
c^deserves much praise for his fine
^ performances on the court along
with Frank, Larry, Jackie, and
Noodle. "Bill" enjoys mountain
climbing and skin diving. He tells
Air. Meader, "Never give up try-
ing, you will always succeed."
This blue-eyed marvel is headed
for prep school, then college.

Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball
2; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4.

CARMINE JULIANO
14 Williams Street
Business

"What, no Bosco?" cries
"Mudd" to his friends, David,
Joey, and Steve. He enjoys demo-
cracy class and lunch period the
most at W.H.S., and homework the
least. This former North Juniorite
plans on a college education. Best
of luck to you !

Activities: Mirror Homeroom Repre-
sentative 2, 3, 4.

DOLORES JULIANO
10 Williams Street
Stenographic

"Oh my gosh!" utters "Dee"
as she sees the crowded cafe.
Dolores, an avid pizza eater 4 en-
joys Miss Hogarty's Shorthand class
and talking between classes with
Liz, Ellen, and Peggy. An Ex-
Junior Venerable in the Sons of
Italy, "Dee" likes to sew and
listen to records. She hopes to at-
tend night school and become a
secretary.
Activities: Pep Squad 3, 4.

GREGORY KANN
81 Bennett Street
College I

Lunch, last period studies, and
hamburgers are all "neat" in
"Greg's" opinion, but as for Mon-
days, especially after a long week-
end! ... we all agree with him!
Donna, Ronnie, and Willy tell us
that this former South Juniorite
plans to go into engineering after
graduation. Best of luck, "Greg" !

THOMAS KEENAN
38 Brewster Road
Business

"Kink's" hobbies include par-
ticipating in sports and toying with
cars. This blue-eyed lad, who came
to W.H.S. via North Junior, en-
joys eating steak with his best
buddies, Ronnie and Wayne. A
career in the Air Force beckons.
Good luck always, "Tom."

JACQUELINE KEENE

2 Jackson Place
College II

Energetic "Jackie" screams with
delight at rallies, football games,
and assemblies. Likewise, she en-
thusiastically expresses her emo-
tions when she is eating pancakes
with Sherry, Mary Anne, and Joan.
We hope that^ the "Luck of the
Irish" will follow "Jackie" in
her chosen career, either hairdress-
ing or interior decorating.

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JANE KELLEY
30 Grant Avenue
Stenographic

"Give a cheer for W.H.S. !"
shouts "Kel," a member of our
pep squad, as she cheers our team
to victory. In addition to her many
activities at school, Jane finds time
for horseback riding, skiing, and
swimming, and has hopes of ob-
taining a secretarial position.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Ski Club
Maroon Squad 4; Talent Show 4.

ROBERT KAMPE

270 Weston Street
College

Sophomores do not strike a
happy chord with this college-
bound senior, but mention lunch
with John, Tom, and Fred and you
see his two big dimples! As sports
editor for W.H.S. newspaper,
journalism may be "Bob's" career.

Activities: Audio-Visual 4; Spanish
Club 4; Newspaper Staff 3. 4.

PATRICIA KELLEY

195 Grove Street
College II

"Blondie" comes from South
Junior to W.H.S. . . . loves Math
with Mr. Curry . . . likes swim-
ming and bowling and eating
Chinese food with her friends,
Kathy, Marie, and Sue . . . plans
to attend business school after
graduation. Good luck, "Blondie" !

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3; Maroon
Squad 4; Folk Song Club 4; Talent
Show 4.

LYNN KEMPT
18 Derby Street
Business

"Watch it!" yells "the little one"
as she rushes to data processing.
Horseback riding, skiing, and eat-
ing pizza with Caroline, Pam, and
Nancy rate highly with this blue-
eyed gal. Good luck in the future,
Lynn, and always keep laughing.

Activities: Junior Prom Committee 3;
Talent Show 3, 4; French Club 2; Mr.
Morang's Office Staff 4; Pep Squad
2, 3, 4.

STEPHEN KENNEDY
31 Lord Street
College II

Popular "Tiss" enjoys Mr.
Curry's Math class and Bowser's
shirts most at W.H.S., but he's
happiest when scuba diving or
water skiing. Andy, Will, and
Bullet agree that "Tiss" will
brighten the campus of some col-
lege next year. Good luck !

Activities: Scuba Diving 3; Rifle Club
2; Football 2, 3; Cross Country 4;
Maroon Squad 4.

MARY ELLEN KEOHANE

10 Brookway Court
College II

"No embarrassment," shouts

"M.E.K." on her way to English

with Jill, Jane, and Ann. After

school, we can find "M.E.K."

eating chocolate ice-cream and

Oreos, or cheering at football and

basketball games. Nursing school

awaits her. Our best, always.

Activities: Cheerleader 4: Class Vice

President 3; Student Council 2, 3;

Junior Prom Committee 3; Talent Show
2, 3, 4.

LAWRENCE KESSLER
279 Warren Street
College II

"So what do you think?" shouts
"Kess" as he hurries to his geome-
try class. According to Jimmy,
Buzz, and Billy, studies and pop-
corn rate highly with this red-
head. "Larry" hopes to attend the
University of Massachusetts after
graduation. Good luck, "Kess."

SANDRA KEYES
26 Crestview Road
College I

This senior can usually be found
watching the track team, when
she's not with Bonnie, Dianne,
and Marianne. Among "Sandy's"
favorites at W.H.S. are Miss
Tabor's English class, as well as
the 2:30 dismissal bell, and the
great kids. When eating pizza, she
exclaims, "Oh golly!" After grad-
uation, she looks forward to teach-
ing or social work. Good luck,
"Sandy" !

Activities: Track Team Manager 3, 4;
Russian Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4.

MAUREEN KIBURIS

19 Whitford Terrace
College II

Coming to us from Lexington

Street Junior High, "Moe" enjoys

Chinese food and mathematics.

"See you around" is her favorite

saying to her best friends, Diane

and Marilyn. She hopes to attend

a beauty academy. Best of luck in

the future, Maureen!

Activities: Knitting Club 3, President
3; French Club 2; Chorus 2.

DONNA KERTINIS
13 Brown Street
Distributive Education

An alumna of both North and
South Junior High, Donna can
often be seen eating spaghetti with
Dorothy. English and Distributive
Ed courses are her favorites. Al-
though her future plans are in-
definite, we wish Donna the best
of luck in everything.
Activities: DECA 4.

WILLIAM KILGORE
Chester Brook Road
College I

"Chip's" blue eyes light up at
the mention of roast beef or sports,
as Jim, Doug, or Bill can tell us.
Active in DeMolay and Hovey
Players, "Chip" is also Audio-
Visual President. "How's your
fern?" he asks on the way to his
favorite subject, democracy. Good
luck at college, "Chip"!

Activities: Senior Play 3. 4, Lighting
Chairman 4; Talent Show 2. 3, 4;
Crimson Key 4; Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4,
President 4.

KATHRYN KING
75 Greer Street
Stenographic

"What's up?" asks -"Kath" of
Jarce, Joanne, Judie, or Patty as
she hurries to her favorite English
class with Mrs. Bowman. Week-
ends rate highly on this Harvard
Square enthusiast's list of favorites,
while kids without school spirit
are her pet peeve. "Kath" hopes to
attend drama school, and along
with the W.H.S. Dramatics Club,
we wish her good luck in her
career.

Activities: Dramatics Club 3, 4; News-
paper Staff 4; Talent Show 2, 4; Eng-
lish Office Staff 4; National Honor
Society 3, 4.

LINDA KING
9 Dexter Street
College II

Pat, Janice, and Louise all agree
that "Lin" looks forward to that
2:30 bell each day. Although she
doesn't think much of the home-
work and the crowded cafeteria,
her English classes are among her
favorites. In the future, she hopes
to attend business school.
Activities: Main Office Staff 3.

PAUL KNEELAND

20 Winthrop Street
College I

"Ah, keep it!" says "P.K." to
his friends, Linda and Savie, but
not when speaking about his favo-
rite Trig class with Mr. Foley. Paul,
a proud member of our Champion-
ship Baseball Team, hopes to at-
tend college and pursue his base-
ball career. Good luck!

Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Student
Council 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 3.

ETHAN KRA
17 Sunset Road
Honors

Coming to us from Lexington
Street Junior High, "Eek" is in-
terested in coins and stamps. "Eek"
loves the W.H.S. — Brandeis pro-
gram, where he daily enjoys harass-
ing the taxi-cab drivers. Ethan as-
pires to be a college professor of
mathematics. We all join in wish-
ing Ethan well.

Activities: National Honor Society 3,
4; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Math Team 2,
3, 4; Student Council 3; Chess Club
3, 4.

CLARE KIRLEY

26 Riverside Drive
College I

Clare, active in the clubs at

W.H.S., still finds time to eat

her favorite food, steak. Sheila,

Jane, and Janice tell us that Clare

likes Miss Paquette's English class

and P.O.D. with Miss McCullough.

We wish you the best of luck in

your nursing career.

Activities: National Honor Society 3,
4; Latin Club 2; Chemistry Club 4;
French Club 3, 4, Board of Directors
4.

DANIEL KROL
12 Gorham Street
Business

See that kid with the blond
hair and blue eyes? That's "Danny"
Krol. Butchy tells us that although
"Dan" has no definite plans for
the future, this senior enjoys
swimming right now. We know
he'll make a big splash in .what-
ever field he tries next year.

JOSEPHINE KLARMANN

1377 Main Street
Honors

Friendly "Jo" can most often
be found shivering in cold class-
rooms, grumbling "Ah gee!" to
Irene and "The Gang." When
the sun shines and school is out,
"Jo" can be found sunning and
swimming at the beach. English
class and "Shin Inn" Chinese food
bring an enthusiastic gleam to
"Jo's" green eyes. Good luck!

Activities: Mirror Literary Staff 3, 4;

Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4;

Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Talent Show 3,
4.

JOHN KROL

39 Greenwood Lane
Honors

"Buddy," when he isn't at the
track field house, devotes time to
reading and banjo playing. Drew
and Dick attest that John enjoys
Latin and economics classes above
all others. After majoring in his-
tory at Bowdoin, John hopes to
obtain a professorship.

Activities: Track Team 2, 3, 4; Cross
Country 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2,
3; National Honor Society 3. 4.

ANNE LAMONT
138 Woerd Avenue
Stenographic

Brown-eyed Anne is always
listening for the 2:30 bell with
Brownie, Nancy, and Elaine. This
former South Juniorite dislikes the
mad rushes in the cafeteria and
corridors. Eating fried clams and
going to drive-in movies on week-
ends are tops with Anne.

JEANNE LANE
15 Chester Lane
Business

When "Jeannie" tastes the cafe

teria lunch of Italian spaghetti,

her only comment is "unbelieve-

able." Friends, Tommy, Mary, and

Cheryl, tell us that "Jeannie" likes

English and the 2:30 dismissal bell

best at W.H.S. After school,

swimming, bowling, and talking

are tops. Future plans for this

senior include work in a business

office.

Activities: Talent Show 2, 4; Main
Office' Staff 2; Pep Squad 2; Clinic
Staff 4.

RUTH LAMPORT
103 Warren Street
College I

"That's O.K." says "Ruthie" as

she speeds through another red

light on her way to the Waltham-

Newton football games. When not

in school enjoying Mr. Fitz's Math

classes, she likes to swim and to

water ski. "Ruthie" and friends,

Franny, Bobbi, and Marie, can

usually be seen talking in the halls.

Future plans include college with

a major in Education.

Activities: Mirror Art Staff 2, 3, 4;
F.T.A. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Latin
Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 4.

IDA LANNI

100 Pine Hill Circle

College 11

"I", coming to W.H.S. from
Lexington Street Junior High, i
relishes cheeseburgers, reading, and
sewing. Marty, Maureen, and Mari-
lyn disclose that "I" finds her
English class most invigorating.
She reveals her future plans with
one word, marriage. Best of luck,
Ida!

JANICE LANDRY

25V2 Ash Street
College I

English class with Mrs. Bowman
and homeroom periods rate highly
with fun-loving "Frenchy." She
can be heard saying "It's pathetic"
to Anne, Barb, and Mushy while
eating hamburgers. Although Janice
is still uncertain about her future
plans, we know she will be suc-
cessful.
Activities: Graduation Usherette 3.

CLAIRE LAROSEE

84 Lowell Street
Business

Claire comes to W.H.S. from
St. Charles . . . likes democracy
and French fries . . . says "Hey,
Pete!" to John, Sandy, and Debbie
. . . likes passing to classes . . .
plans to go into secretarial work.
Best of luck always, Claire.

KATHLEEN LANDRY
595 Artell Road
Business

"Take it easy," exclaims "Kathy"
to Pauline, Carol, and Marilyn.
Favorites at W.H.S. are football
games, rallies, assemblies, and Eng-
lish class with Mr. Prohovich.
Active in C.Y.A., "Kathy" likes
to listen to records and eat French
fries. Future plans include a two
year course at Cardinal Cushing.

Activities: Senior Play 3; Junior Prom
Committee 3: Talent Show 3.

SUSAN LAWRENCE
16 Fairmont Avenue
College II

"Not too funny!" exclaims

"Sue" as she walks up those

terribly long stairways. "Sue" can

be seen at all the track meets with

Andi, Anita, and Linda, usually

arriving there on her "hot" motor

scooter. Lobster, photography, and

cafeteria are considered "great" by

this blonde, blue-eyed senior. "Sue"

is looking forward to going to

Newton Junior College.

Activities: Chorus 2, 4; Girls' Sports
2, 3; Senior Play 4; Talent Show 4.

LYNNE LAZARO
31 Murray Street
Business

Lynn likes horseback riding and
eating ravioli . . . favorite sub-
ject is business machines . . .
thinks W.H.S. has too many rules
. . . fondly remembers assemblies.
A career in hairdressing lies ahead
for her. W.H.S. wishes you the
best of luck always, Lynne.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3; Student
Council 2, 3.

ROBERT LEARNED
628 Moody Street
College II

Coming to us from Rockland
High, Maine, "Butch" enjoys his
p.o.d. class the best at W.H.S.
"Forget it!" "Bill" yells to his
friends, Glen and Karl, as he
hurries to fourth lunch. Good
luck at college, Robert, and may
success be yours!

MARSHA LAZARO

36 Everett Street
Stenographic

When it comes to Marsha's

hobbies, swimming and dancing,

include friends, Suzanne, Donna,

and Jane. Spaghetti puts the sparkle

in this girl's eyes. Marsha's pet

peeves include third lunch and

this year's seven-period schedule.

W.H.S. will soon lose this pretty

senior to a business college. Good

luck!

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3; Ski Club
4; Talent Show 3, 4; Senior Prom
Committee 3; Main Office Staff 2, 3.

ANNA LeBLANC
8 Common Street
Business

Coming to us from Canada,
Anna finds Business Machines with
Miss Tahaney and I.B.M. machines
among her favorites at W.H.S.
When bowling with Ann Marie,
Jeanita, and Edna, "Frenchie" can
usually be heard saying "Oh gee"
when she gets a strike. Good luck
at bookkeeping, "Frenchie."

JAMES LEACH
71 Robbins Street
College II

"Jimmy" can be seen walking
to democracy, his favorite sub-
ject, with Bob, Mike, and Wayne.
In his spare time, "Jimmy" likes
the girls most at W.H.S. and the
short, crowded lunches the least.
Prep school looms in the future
for this senior.

ANNE MARIE LeBLANC
56 Central Street
Business

"Mmm Doggie!" exclaims Anne
as she feasts her eyes on a dish
of "poutine rapee." "Frenchie,"
who came to W.H.S. from North
Junior, really enjoys Mr. Flight's
Bookkeeping class. Edna, June and
Anna will tell you that Anne hopes
for a career in bookkeeping or
office clerical work. Good luck,
"Frenchie."

RICHARD LEARD

14 Greenwood Lane
College I

A very proud member of the

State Championship Baseball Team,

"Dick" loves all sports. He also

likes Mrs. Shirley's English class

and performing as Mr. Wheeler in

the Senior Play. Tebe, Bear, and

Swirl know he'll succeed at Boston

University.

Activities: Baseball 3, 4; Dramatics
Club 3, 4; Language Lab Assistant 4;
Senior Play 4; Mirror Homeroom Repre-
sentative 4.

DIANE LeBLANC

118 Hammond Street
Business

Brown-eyed Diane comes to
W.H.S. from Harrison Trimble
High School in Canada. With an
office job waiting for her after
graduation, Diane's favorite sub-
ject is typing. She can't think of
anything she dislikes about W.H.S.,
but likes lunches and studies best.
Debbie, Linda, and Judy share
happy moments over pizza, swim-
ming, or bowling with Diane.

DONALD LeBLANC

78V2 Robbins Street
College II

"Come on!" yells Don to his
friends while he's rushing to de-
mocracy or to a meal of steak or
fried clams. This brown-eyed sen-
ior, who hail from Canada, plans
to study electronics in the Air
Force after receiving his diploma.
We wish him the best of luck !

SHIRLEY LeBLANC
6 Chestnut Park

Business

"Frenchie," a former South
Juniorite melts over a snack of
French fries. As friends, Sandi,
Barbara, and Ellie, disclose,
"Frenchie's" favorite subject is
business machines. When she isn't
doing homework, "Frenchie" can
be found bowling and thinking of
her future clerical office work.

HENRY LeBLANC

114 Summer Street
Business

"Here comes Henry!" shouts
Alan, Ron, and Don as Henry
LeBlanc hurries into math class.
This senior, who hails from St.
Mary's High School, enjoys bowl-
ing, swimming, and eating roast
beef. A career in IBM awaits this
ambitious student.

RODERICK LeFORT

18 Middle Street Court
College I

Good-looking "Rod" always
looks forward to his English class
with Miss Tabor as Charlene, Bo,
and Wally will testify. When he's
not playing football, "Rod" can
be found eating fried clams. Future
plans include Northeastern. Best of
luck always !
Activities: Football 3, 4.

REGINALD LeBLANC
18 Lexington Street
Vocational

"You don't say!" says brown-
eyed "Rack," an active participant
of all sports, particularly hockey
and basketball . . . during school
hours math classes are his favorites
. . . plans are in mind to work
in a machine shop after graduation.
Good luck always!

ERNESTINE LEGER
118 Russell Street
Business

Hazel-eyed "Tina" especially
likes filing class at W.H.S. Read-
ing consumes much of her spare
time, but she manages to save
some time for eating spaghetti
with her best friends, Chickie and
June. Future plans include attend-
ing a secretarial school. Good
luck!

ROBERT LeBLANC
46 Parkview Road
College I

"Get in there!" yells "Bob" to
Tom and Don. He dreams of
swimming, water skiing, and the
2:30 dismissal bell. Steak and
French are tops with this blond
senior. "Bob" plans to attend a
liberal arts college. "Get in there,"
"Bob," and good luck!
Activities: French Club 4.

SANDRA LEGER

38 Steams Street
Stenographic

"Grace" comes to us from St.
Charles. High on her list of favor-
ites are typing, bowling, and las-
agna, shared with Vinch, Connie,
and Donna. Blue-eyed "Grace"
hopes to go into medical office
work. Lots of luck to Sandra from
W.H.S. !

RICHARD LENTINI Pft/NnA^^
210 Hardy Pond Road
College II

Although "Lentil" finds lunches
at W.H.S. unappetizing, he com-
pensates for them with his favorite
subject, history. When not study-
ing, "Lentil" can be found bowl-
ing or playing pool with his
friends Mike, Phil, and Kenny.
The future holds an education at
college for this senior.
Activities: Football 2.

BRIAN LEONARD
118 Greenwood Lane
College II

"Are you living?" asks popular
"Do-Right" of Bear, Frenchy, and
Gick. "Do-Right," whose hobbies
include dates, football, and hockey,
likes the kids and the six minutes
between classes most at W.H.S.
Mr. Fitz's Algebra II class also
rates highly with him. After grad-
uation, he plans to attend a busi-
ness school and then own a busi-
ness.

Activities: Football 3; Red Cross Repre-
sentative.

ALBERT LEWIS

11 Massasoit Court
Business

"What do you think of the
world situation?" is what you
might hear if you pass "Al" in the
corridor. When the lunch bell
rings, you can -bet "Al" will be
first in the cafe, especially if
subs are on the menu. Pool, fish-
ing, and cars rate highly on the
list of this service-bound senior.
Best of luck after graduation, "Al."

PATRICIA LEWIS
130 Bright Street
College I

This former South Junior High

alumna enjoys history classes most

at W.H.S., as well as the cafeteria

studies and "the crowd." Her

favorite hobbies include roller

skating and horseback riding with

P.Q., Butchie, and Cisi. Pat plans

to attend college after graduation.

"Be good," Pat!

Activities: Pep Squad 2; Latin Club 2;
Maroon Squad 4.

DONAVON LESTER

32 Nathan Road
College II

Donovon, who comes from
North Junior, is a music and art
fan . . . likes the variety of
courses at W.H.S. . . . enjoys a
good order of shrimp . . . isn't
fond of the cafe food. "Donny,"
who can often be seen with Chuck,
Wayne, and Sharon, intends to go
to college and major in the field
of art.

BARBARA LICKORAI

283 Hardy Pond Road
Business

"What can I say?" exclaims
pert, bubbly "Barbs" to pizza-lov-
ing pals, Kathy, Shirley, and
Maggie. English class rates high
on "Barb's" list of special favor-
ites. Future plans include business
school. We wish you luck in what-
ever you do, Barbara.

Activities: Maroon Squad 4; Bus Ticket
Sales 4; Pep Squad 4; Newspaper 4;
Student Council 4.

DONALD LESUER
11 Piedmont Avenue
Honors

"Calling K1YFG . . . Calling

KlYFG!" Amateur radio operation

is this exuberant senior's hobby.

Dubbed "Splash" for his skill

on the Swim Team, brown-eyed

Don enjoys physics and lunch with

Pete, Dick, and Bill best at. W.H.S.

Future plans for this bright senior

include engineering school. Best

of luck always, "Splash"!

Activities: Swim Team 2, 3, 4; National
Honor Society 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4;
German Club 3, 4; Student Council
3, 4.

ELLEN LOMARTIRE

131 Ravenswood Road

Business

"Oh, cute!" squeals "El" as she
finally reaches the cafeteria, after
nearly being squashed in the "cor-
ridor scramble." In the cafe she
finds her friends, Peg, Dolores,
and Jean. Every Saturday you can
find Ellen cheering with the Pep
Squad.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3. 4; Audio-
Visual 3.

MARJORIE LOMBARDI
191 Waverley Oaks Road
Stenographic

A former North Juniorite, pretty
"Margie" loves Italian food and
the busy day that passes quickly.
"Hi there!" she says to Deede,
Lynne, and Debbie, on her way to
ride her horses. "Margie" plans to
go into secretarial work after leav-
ing W.H.S.

ELLEN LYONS
39 Leonard Street
College II

Ellen comes to us from St.
Mary's. Donna, Donna, and Donna
agree that Ellen is happiest when
eating. This hazel-eyed Miss en-
joys tennis, swimming, dancing,
and bowling in her leisure. Best
of luck Ellen, in whatever you
choose to do.

FAITH LUDER
112 Wetherbee Road
Honors

Favorite foods of cream cheese
and roasted pecans are indicative
of Faith, our interesting individu-
alist. Other favorites are art, his-
tory, writing, riding, and guitar
playing in the company of Chuck,
Debby and Betty. Future plans
include college. Good luck !

Activities: Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4; Folk
Song Society 2, 3. 4; French Club 2;
Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4.

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probably why

SANDRA LUND
21 Fuller Street
Stenographic

"Sandy" aspires
retary and this is
typing is her favorite class. This
blue-eyed Miss does not dislike
school, but she eagerly awaits the
2:30 bell. Outside she usually asks,
"Are you Kidding?" If so, it's
usually about swimming or munch-
ing on a pizza.

Activities: Talent Show 4, Newspaper
Staff 4.

DONA LYONS
11 Gardner Street
College II

"Donna" comes to us from
Saint Mary's High. Here at W.H.S.
her list of favorites include Mr.
McKnight's Chemistry Lab Class
and student teachers. You'll find
Donna happily savoring a steak
with Susan, Charlene, or Gary.
Future plans include college, and
we wish luck to this attractive
senior.
Activities: F.T.A. 4; Pep Squad 4.

MARY LEA MABIE
88 Rose Hill Way
Honors

A former North Juniorite,
blonde Mary's favorite subject is
English. Her pet peeve at W.H.S.
is one-way corridors. Mary's hobby
is skiing with her best friends,
Ruth, Moe, and Betty. Future
plans include college, where she
hopes to major in English.

Activities: Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Ski
Club 3, 4; Mirror Business Staff 4;
Mirror Literary Staff 4; French Club
2, 3, 4.

PENNY LYDON
113 Colonia Avenue
College II

"You nut!" cries "Penney" when

someone suggests missing a lunch

of veal cutlets with her friends

Ida, Jan, and Marilyn. "Penney"

enjoys English best at W.H.S., but

she dislikes people who call her

Penelope. "Penney" is looking

forward to becoming a nurse after

graduation.

Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Pep
Squad 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4.

LEITH MacARTHUR
11 Randall Street
College II

"Spread out!" cries blonde, blue-
eyed Leith to friends Don, Billy,
and Butchie. For this lad, the
greatest part of W.H.S. is study
hall each day. Leith's future plans
include attending General Motors
School. Best of luck in the future.

ROBERT MacCAUSLAND
296 Weston Street
College I

"Right here" drawls "BO", the
captain of our hockey and base-
ball teams, to Rod, Norm, and Al
as he waits for the bus, already a
half hour late. Mr. Lynch's Math
classes and subs rate highly with
this popular senior. We all wish
our great short-stop the best of
luck at college.

Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 4. Captain
4; Baseball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Crim-
son Key 4.

GARY MacLEOD

75 A Warren Avenue
Vocational

"I owe ya!" shouts brown-eyed
"Spike" to friends, P. Allen, J.
Burke, and R. Calf. Motorcycles
and pizza rate tops with this sen-
ior. "Spike" comes to us via
Weston Junior High, and he looks
forward to being an auto mechanic
after graduation.

GEORGE MacDONALD

24 Lowell Street
Vocational

"Mac comes to W.H.S. from
South Junior. He can be heard
shouting "Here ya go," to his best
friends, Tim, Willie, and Gribbs.
Roast beef and bowling rate highly
with this active senior. Good luck
in your TV repair shop, "Mac."

BRIAN MADDEN
382 Crescent Street
Honors

Brian, the co-editor of the
Mirror and "Vince" in the Senior
Play, enjoys his Physics class with
"the Ave," Math with "Old
Rascal," and Miss Tabor's morning
coffee. According to Brian, tennis
and Chinese food are tops. A mem-
ber of "The Gang," he plans to
study physics in college. Remem-
ber, "F=MA!"

Activities: Mirror 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor
4; Senior Play 4; Talent Show 3, 4;
German Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2,
3, 4; Crimson Key 4.

MARSHA MacDONALD
15 Pond Street
College I

"Bad words!" grumbles Marsha
if anyone disturbs her while she's
meditating. On the whole, this
gray-eyed senior likes "all those
people who don't yet hate me and
those whom I don't dislike," mush-
rooms in sour cream, and the con-
fusion of the art room. Her future,
jokes Marsha, holds a "Starving
sidewalk artist."

Activities: Student Council 3; Senior
Prom Art Committee 3, 4, Co-Chair-
man 4; Talent Show 3; Folk Song
Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3.

WILLIAM MADDEN
182 Linden Street
College I

When "Beak" isn't swimming

or horseback riding, you can find

him eating steak with Ted, Mike,

and Don. Mr. Lynch's Math class

and the Language Lab are favorites

of this active senior, who plans to

study engineering at Northeastern

University. We know he will ski

through life with success.

Activities: Ski Club 3, 4, Vice-President
4; German Club 3, 4; language Lab
Assistant 3, 4.

RICHARD MacFARLANE
33 Wildwood Lane
College I

Football games and track meets

rate highly with "Dick." When

he isn't running or painting, we

might find "Dick" eating roast

beef with Don, Nick, and Bud.

"Dick," who wishes that third

lunch wasn't so crowded, chooses

biology as his favorite subject.

College is next in line for "Dick."

Best of luck!

Activities: Track 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country
2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Science Lab
Assistant 4; Mirror Representative 3.

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JOHN MAGAZU
36 Oak Hill Road
College I

"Time Out!" yells "Zagga" to
Woody, Gordy, and Batch, on the
way to a biology lab. "Zagga,"
whose hobbies include electronics
and girls, likes the variety of sub-
jects best at W.H.S. College is
next in line for "Zagga."

Activities: Rifle Club 3; Audio-Visual
4; Math Club 2; Language Lab As-
sistant 2.

DAVID MAGUIRE

231/2 Common Street
College II

"Dave" shouts, "Yeah, alright,"
to his friends, John, Butch, and
Rod, when it comes to steak or
economics. The food and the
crowded periods really irk this
blue-eyed boy. Career plans in-
clude a "hitch" in the service.
Good luck always, "Dave."

SANDRA MAHONEY
320 Crescent Street
Stenographic

Sandy, who transferred from
Framingham High last year, likes
her shorthand classes at W.H.S.
best. Outside school, Sandy enjoys
horseback riding with her friends,
Janice, Lorraine, and Sharon. For
a nourishing snack after riding,
ask Sandy what she'd like and she
would reply "Why a sub of
course!" After graduation, Sandy
will become an airline stewardess.

JOHN MAGUIRE

41 Graymore Road
College II

Red-haired John is always
"true-blue, pink, and purple, too"
to friends, Vin, War, and Ginni
"Red" likes cars, history, girls,
and macaroni. Emperor in "the
club," he enjoys lunches and his
homeroom teacher at W.H.S. He
plans to enter Weston Community
College and major in business
administration.

ANNE MARIE MAILLET
123 Adams Street
Distributive Education

"Charlie," as President of the
Distributive Ed. Class, loves the
opportunity to participate in this
new program. When she says
"Don't be crazy," to Jackie, Janice,
or Sandra, she is not referring to
her class. Outside school, Anne
Marie enjoys dancing, bowling, and
eating spaghetti. After graduation,
she hopes to go to business school
to become a receptionist.
Activities: DECA Club 4.

DAVID MAHONEY

14 Lexington Terrace
College II

"You all," says this former
Southwesterner to friends, Larry
Harmon, and Jim. "Dave" comes
to W.H.S. from Rincon High
School in Tucson, Arizona. This
red-haired sports fan praises the
good student-teacher relationship,
but criticizes the crowded lunches
at W.H.S. Future plans include
college for "Dave." Good luck
always !

FRANK MAKER
44 D Hansen Road

Vocational

Summer vacations and science
class rate first with the cheerful
"Hopechest Maker." He likes to
hunt and to eat chicken, too. This
Lexington Street Junior alumnus
will do well in night school after
leaving W.H.S. Good luck and
keep smiling, Frank!

JOHN MAHONEY

41 Princeton Avenue
College II

When "Moe" isn't practicing at
the athletic field or collecting rec-
ords, he can be found with friends,
Phil, Bob, and Wally. Although
history at W.H.S. rates "superior"
with "Moe," the cafeteria lunches
don't rank very highly. Good luck
to this senior in his future techni-
cal career.

Activities: Football 2, 3, 4 : Track 4;
Basketball 2.

DEE MALLOCH
35 High Street
College II

"See you around the campus!"
hollers brown-eyed "Muckk" as
he springs out of his p.o.d. class.
Among the things at W.H.S. that
leave him cold are the gym
showers. Cathy, George, and
Cozey tell us that this South
Junior alumnus hopes to attend
Wentworth Institute of Tech-
nology after graduation.
Activities: Language Lab Assistant 3.

LUCIA MALONEY
554 Waverley Oaks Road
College I

Will anybody ever forget that
line, "Find any bugs?" uttered
by Lisa in our Senior Play. Off-
stage, "Lue" is not an aspiring
actress but a hopeful artist. Besides
doodling, Lucia likes to drive that
Dodge convertible with Jessie or
Shamus and attend football games
with "The Gang." One of her
greatest W.H.S. memories is that
rainy Haverhill game.

Activities: Senior Play 4; French Club
3, 4.

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SHARON MALOOF

25 Rich Street

College II

Sharon, who loves listening to

Frank Sinatra, is an alumna of

North Junior High School. "Let's

go over to the sub shop," she

begs Susan, Janice, and Jeanne after

watching an exciting baseball game.

Brown-eyed Sharon plans to go to

Fisher Junior College.

Activities: Maroon Squad 4; Main Of-
fice Staff 3, 4; Pep Squad 2.

MELVYN MARCOU
71 Chester Lane
College II

"Ears," who spends his spare
time fishing and eating roast beef
with Kev and Rock, comes to
W.H.S. from Lexington Street
Junior High. After sadly leaving
W.H.S.'s economics classes and
pretty girls behind, "Ears" plans
to go into the service. We wish
him the best of luck !

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LOUISE MARINELLI
20 Sartell Road
Business

"Is that right?" asks "Weasel"
of best friends, Patty and Linda,
after hearing the 8:00 bell. Filing
class rates an A+ in this peppy
girl's book. She can be found
playing miniature golf or bowling
in her spare time. Future plans in-
clude work in a law office. Best
of luck always, Louise.

BARBARA MANNINO

19 Newburgh Street
Stenographic

"Be good," admonishes "Shortie"
to her friends, Pat, Mary Ann,
and Donna. Her happiest hours at
W.H.S. have been spent in Miss
Mooney's Bookkeeping class. Fu-
ture plans are indefinite, but we
wish her much luck and success
with whatever career she chooses.

Activities: Main Office Staff 2, 3; Pep
Squad 2, 3.

JESSE MARCHAL .
8 Dartmouth Street
College II

Jesse, a transfer student from
St. Mary's High, spends a lot of
time on his two hobbies, deep sea
fishing and tinkering with cars.
Debbie, Richie, and Dave tell us
that math, a meal of roast beef,
rice and gravy, and the kids at
W.H.S. also rate highly with
Jesse. Future plans include the
service and college.

MARIANNE MANZON

13 Marion Street
Honors

Who will ever forget the black-
haired beauty, who rolled out of
a rug and across the floor in our
talent show. This twentieth century
Cleopatra is Marianne. When she
is not rolling out of rugs, Mari-
anne can be found bicycling in
Harvard Square.

Activities: Folk Song Club 4; Italian
Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4;
Talent Show 3; Fashion Show 3, Or-
ganizer 3.

CATHERINE MARTIN
19 Hammond Street
College II

"Hi there!" bubbles brown-
eyed "Cathy" who hails from
Hudson, New Hampshire. The
first things she liked about W.H.S.
were her teachers and classmates,
but "Cathy" still thinks new
Hampshire has better lunch per-
iods! The future includes service
work for this lively senior.
Activities: Girls' Sports 2; Mirror Art
Staff 2; Mirror Sports Staff 2.

LEO MARTIN
6 Beal Road
College I

When "Hondo" takes time out
from his Prep I studies, he can
usually be seen playing basketball
or golf with friends, Ray, Walt,
and Fran. Physics class, pizza, and
the 2:30 dismissal bell rate highly
with this college-bound senior. Best
of luck at Boston College !

edward McCarthy

22 D Dermody Road
College I

Sports take up most of Ed's
spare time. At the 2:30 dismissal
bell he screams "My word!" to
friends, Jackie, John, and Walter.
Turkey is the favorite food of this
Lexington Street Junior High
graduate. Math with Mr. Lynch
rates highest with him. Future
plans include a college career.
Activities: Football 4.

A. PETER MARTOCCHIO

183 Lake Street
College I

Over steaming lobster, "Pete"
mutters, "How can I get out of
gym?" to Rich, Lamont, and
Chucky. "Pete" is seriously in-
terested in studying Romance lan-
guages at Middlebury College, and
his favorite activities are piano
playing and ice skating, as well
as folk singing and the drama club.

Activities: National Honor Society 3,
4; Folk Song Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4;
Drama Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4.

PATRICIA McCONNEL

36 Arcadia Avenue
Stenographic

The sparkle in "Pat's" hazel
eyes dims and she grumbles "Oh,
no!" whenever she thinks of gym
at W.H.S. This blonde dynamo
cheers up again, though, in as-
semblies, lunch, and Miss Hogarty's
Shorthand class. We wish her luck
at Katherine Gibbs Secretarial
School after graduation.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3; Main Of-
fice Staff 4; Mirror Clerical Staff 4.

JOHN MASELLI
116 Felton Street
Vocational

Blue-eyed John tells us that he
likes to eat all Italian foods and
that he likes working! Friends,
Joe, Tony, and Bob, say that al-
gebra is John's favorite subject.
After graduation, John plans to go
to work. Good luck!
Activities: Safety Committee 2, 3, 4.

THOMAS McCUE
107 Farnum Road
College II

Sports-minded "Mot" comes to
us from North Junior. He can be
heard yelling "C'mon now," to
Donnie, Billy, and Tommy, as he
rushes to Tony's after school. Mr.
Prohovich's English class and pizza
rank highly with "Tom." College
is in his future.
Activities: Football 2, 4.

EDWARD MAY
27 Oak Hill Road
Honors

Popular President of the Stu-
dent Council, he is in constant
demand this year at W.H.S.
"Eddy" considers English class with
Miss Tabor tops. During off hours,
"Eddy" relaxes by playing the
piano and ask anyone . . . he's
terrific! "Eddy" hopes to major
in English. "The Gang" wishes
you success.

Activities: Talent Show 2, 3 4, Direc-
tor 4; National Honor Society 3 4
Vice-President 4; Senior Play l' 4
Director 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4. Accompanist

CHARLES McCULLOUGH
34 Wheelock Road
Business

This former North Juniorite
enjoys accounting class with the
kids at W.H.S. "Chuck-mucka"
can usually be found eating Italian
food with Wayne, Don, and Rich.
If not, he can be found out on
the rifle range. His target is a
career in banking. Good luck with
all that money, "Chuck" !
Activities: Mirror Business Staff 4.

james McDonnell

59 Grove Street
College I

Active "Jim," an avid sports
fan, likes democracy best at
W.H.S. Friends, Dice, the Gick,
and Dave, tell us that homeroom
and gym periods also rate highly
•with this senior. Some things
"Jim" dislikes about W.H.S. are
the crowded classrooms and the
cafeteria lunches. College is the
future plan for this pizza and
sports lover.

Activities: Cross Country 4; Track 4;
Mirror Business Staff 4; Language Lab
Assistant 2; Mirror Homeroom Repre-
sentative 2.

mary lou McDonnell

26 Bowdoin Avenue
Distributive Education

This brown-eyed, dancing senior
comes to the class of '65 from St.
Mary's. Her friends, Elaine and
Sally, tell us that she can only be
consoled about leaving her Eng-
lish class by attending I.B.M.
School next year. Best of luck in
the future, Mary Lou !

PAULINE McGANN
13 Winthrop Street
Business

"Scratch" loves to go bowling
and to eat' pizza with her best
friends, Karyn and Marcia. She
enthusiastically participates . in all
the W.H.S. football rallies and as-
semblies . . . wishes to obtain a
secretarial position after graduat-
ing from W.H.S. Best of luck
always, Pauline!
Activities: Mr. Morang's Office Staff 4.

WALTER McGUIRE
7 Sunset Road
Honors

Our football co-captain loves
Math with Mr. Lynch and classes
with friends, Eddy, Moe, and Billy.
An alumnus of Lexington Street
Junior High, his blue eyes shine
at the thought of steak and
spaghetti. Future plans include
college for this friendly, popular
tackle. Good luck always, "Wally."

Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Co-captain
4; Track 3, 4; German Club 3, 4;
Crimson Key 4; Talent Show 3, 4.

CAROL McENANEY
54 Bedford Street
Business

Playing records, going to parties,
and reading good books rank tops
with this girl, who came to us
from St. Mary's High. "Mack" also
likes french fries, rallies, and de-
mocracy class. She can often be
seen walking to Mr. Prohovich's
English class with her friends
Kathy and Marilyn. Carol plans to
become a clerk-typist after gradua-
tion.

Activities: Senior Play 3; Senior Prom
3; Talent Show 3.

THOMAS McFARLAND
97 Alder Street
Vocational

Tom comes to us from South
Junior. When not home enjoying
a juicy steak, this red-haired boy
can be seen going to auto mechan-
ics with his friends Bob, Steve,
and Wayne. He plans to take a
post-graduate course for a year,
then to attend Fitchburg State
College to study Industrial Arts.

MAUREEN McHUGH
20 Brigham Road
Honors

Blue eyes twinkling, "Maury"
prepares to tackle a plate of
spaghetti with the zest that is
typical of all of her activities.
These include skiing, piano play-
ing, and sewing, as well as talk-
ing with Mary Lea, Ruthie, and
Sue about a future career in, med-
icine. On the subjects of bomb-
scares, Maureen says, "Rats !"

Activities: National Honor Society 3,
4; Ski Club;T2„ 3, 4; German Club 2,
0, 4; NewBCj&er Staff 2, 3, 4.

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AEL McHUGH
Hansen Road
''ess

there Grub," can be heard
cafe as Stream, Hendry, and
try to attract "Grubby's"
attention, while he is enjoying one
of the cafe's "Grade AAA"
lunches. This handsome blue-eyed
senior thinks that W.H.S. can im-
prove only by serving Chinese
food in the cafe occasionally.
Activities: Senior Play 4; Talent Show
4.

KATHLEEN McIVER
74 Pine Hill Circle

Stenographic

When the passing bell rings,
"Kathi's" delighted squeal can be
heard throughout the school. Then
she retorts, "You'd better believe
it!" to Mary, Dee, and Carleen as
she narrates her experiences in
English and shorthand classes.
Good luck, "Kathi", and keep
smiling!

RUTH McPHEE

22V2 Rumford Avenue
Business

"That really breaks me up!"
spouts "Ruthi" to friends Judy,
Nancy, and Pat. This blue-eyed
blonde enjoys her English class
with Mr. Hood immensely. Roast
beef and apple pie bring a con-
tented smile to "Ruthi's" face.
Activities: Business Staff 3.

WILLIAM McIVOR
20 Hagor Lane
College II

Green-eyed Bill enjoys partici-
pating in the Ski Club best at
W.H.S. . . . can be heard mutter-
ing "be serious" to friends Jack,
Ed, and Paul . . . pet peeve is
Math class every day . . . North-
eastern beckons to Bill after grad-
uation. Best of luck.

Activities: Football 2. 4; Track 3, 4;
Ski Club 3, 4 : Talent Show 2, 3, 4;
Language Lab Assistant 2,3.

JAMES MEDEIROS
1263 Trapelo Road
College II

"Jim" enjoys the fact that
W.H.S. has brought him added
freedom. His friends, Fred and
Moe, can attest that history and
roast beef are among "Jim's" list
of favorites. His future plans in-
clude college. Good luck, "Jim"
in whatever you may do.

SUZANNE McMANUS
89 Chester Lane
Business

If you hear, "I doubt it!" you'll
know "Sue" is running to De-
mocracy with Holly, Cheryl, and
Arlene. "Sue" loves Chinese food
and third lunch . . . likes to swim
and skate . . . plans to be a medi-
cal secretary. Good luck!

RICHARD MELANSON
49 Wellington Road
Business

When asked what he thinks of
his favorite subject, Business
Machines, Richie replies, "Crazy."
Business machines aren't the only
machines Dick likes, for automo-
biles are his hobby.- In fact, Dick
plans to go to General Motors
after night school. In school, Dick,
who came to W.H.S. from St.
Mary's, likes lunch and studies
in the cafeteria.

MARCIA McNAMARA
20 Lafayette Street
College I

"What's next?" asks Marcia
eagerly hoping it's math or home-
room with Miss Thornton. When
she's not swimming or skating,
Marcia is eating pizza with Sue,
Barb, or Jane. Coming from South
Junior, Marcia dislikes passing to
classes in W.H.S. Good luck to
this future nurse!

Activities: Pep Squad 3. 4; Dramatics
Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 4; Chemistry
Club 4; Glee Club 2.

PAULA MIELE
78 Fiske Street
Business

North Junior High School gave
us active Paula, who especially
enjoys swimming and skating.
Homeroom periods with Mr.
Collins are always to be remem-
bered, along with English classes.
Paula wishes to obtain a secretarial
position after graduation. Good
luck, Paula!
Activities: Business Office Staff 3.

REED MILLER

19 Madison Road
College II

"I doubt it!" yells "Reedie"

at a questionable call in a game of

tennis. When not playing tennis,

he can be found playing golf or

eating steak with friends, Jim,

Fred, and Nick. This college bound

senior likes history and democracy

classes most at W.H.S.

Activities: Cross Country 3, 4; Track
2, 3, 4; Red Cross Representative 2, 3;
Ski Club 4.

MAUREEN MITCHELL
16 Dix Street
College II

Bouncy, brown-haired "Moe"

enjoys tuna subs with pickles,

skiing, painting, and going to

football and basketball games with

Barb, Ted, and Lynn. Favorites at

W.H.S. include gym classes and

lunch. Future plans include a

career as a physical education

teacher.

Activities: Pep Squad 2,
4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4;
Maroon Squad 4.

3, 4, Captain
F.T.A. 3, 4;

ROBERT MILLETT

76 Lowell Street
College II

You can bet Bob will be the

first in the cafeteria if Lobster

Newburg is ever on the menu, and

he'll also be the first to complain

about the new passing rules.

Friends, Roland, Swifty, and Pete,

tell us that French and democracy

rate highly with Bob. Best of luck

always, Bob, in your future plans.

Activities: Spanish Club 3; Chorus 2;
Language Lab Assistant 2.

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ARTHUR MILLIKEN
27 Banks Street
Vocational

Athletic "Artie" rates sports

and lunch periods at the top at

our school. Turkey makes this

senior's eyes really sparkle as

friends, Lynda, Don, and Swede,

will readily agree. A career in the

service may come after graduation.

Good luck, "Artie."

Activities: Baseball 2, 3; Football 2, 3;
Vocational Views 4; Talent Show 2, 3,
4; Maroon Squad 3, 4.

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SANDRA MITCHELL
870 Moody Street
Business

"Sandi" comes to W.H.S. from

South Junior High, and she

chooses Business Machines as her

favorite subject. Norma, Shirley,

and Tom join "Sandi" when she

roller skates or bowls in her spare

time. This blue-eyed gal plans to

attend business school, majoring

in an executive secretary course.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3; Glee Club
2, 3; Main Office Staff 3.

ROBERT MOBILLA

113 Plympton Street
College II

"Bob" grins eagerly when some-
one mentions the activities offered
at W.H.S., but his grin disappears
when the subject switches to the
cafeteria food. Butch, Richie, and
Warren informed the cafeteria
dieticians that if they would serve
roast beef every day "Bob's" com-
plaints would end. Best of luck
in the future!

SUSAN MIRABITO
20 Highland Street
Stenographic

"You don't love me any more!!"
cries Sue to friends Jean and
Marcia, but we know that her
friends do love her. "Sue" has
fond remembrances of Mrs. Shir-
ley's English classes and W.H.S.
football rallies . . . has high
hopes of attending a business
school.

SHARON MOGAN

111 Main Street
College II

Camping and fishing are two
of the many outdoor activities
which "Sherry" enjoys. Always to
be remembered are the many teach-
ers who have helped her for three
years at W.H.S. Mary Ann and
Jackie know that "Sherry's"
favorite class is math and that
she is a member of our Library
Council.
Activities: Library Council 3, 4.

JUDITH MONTUORI

456 Lexington Street
College II

Hazel-eyed "Judy" came to
Waltham High from St. Mary's.
Here at W.H.S., she likes the
activities and hot lunches with her
best friends, Maureen, Judy, and
Helen. Outside of school, ask
"Judy" what she would like to eat,
and she'll reply with a gleam in
her eye, "lobster!" Besides eating,
"Judy" enjoys dancing and play-
ing the piano.

Activities: Senior Play 4; Junior Prom
Committee 3; Pep Squad 4.

JOHN MORRIS
39 Cross Street
Vocational

"Wait, hold it!" yells "Moe"
as he rushes to math with Brad,
Jake, and Fern. Cars, movies, and
steak are always on "Moe's" mind.
Football games and lunch periods
are tops with this future printer.
Best of luck always !

MARY MORAN
258 Warren Street
Distributive Education

"Forget the whole thing," says
Mary when cafeteria lunches are
mentioned by any of her friends
. . . football games rate her win-
ning smile . . . enjoys history
. . . usually seen with Patty, Cheryl,
and Linda . . . future plans in-
clude retailing school and a career
in retailing.

Activities: DECA 4, Secretary 4; Pep
Squad 2; Clinic Staff 2.

PETER MOSTOWITZ
15 Drury Lane
College I

"Mosty," whose favorite saying
is "Do unto others and then cut
out," is a very active member of
the Rifle Club and Rifle Team.
John, Teddy, and Don tell us that'
this outdoor sports' enthusiast en-
joys Math V and his favorite
food, sandwiches. His hopes and
aspirations include a college career.

Activities: Rifle Team 2. 3, 4, Captain
4; Rifle Club 2, 3, 4; Mirror Art Staff
2, 3; Language Lab Assistant 4; Audio-
Visual Staff 2, 3.

DOUGLAS MORASH
21 Manning Road
Honors

Dubbed "Monk" by his friends,
this Lexington Street Junior High
alumnus is very active on the
Track team, and we are proud of
his accomplishments. Dick, Joe,

I and Tui tell us this lad likes
"the confusion" in school and
goes wild over meatballs and ski-
ing. We know he will be successful

| at engineering college.

[ Activities: Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 4;

I Cross Country 2, 3; Crimson Key 4;

: Ski Club 4; Language Lab Assistant 2,

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DAVID MUID
25 Howard Street
Vocational

When Duchy, Charley, and
Jimmy suggest having steak for
lunch, "Dave" will be the first
to agree. When not in school en-
joying Mechanical Drawing, Dave
likes to go swimming. After grad-
uation, this senior plans to take a
course in sheet metal layout.

JOHN MORGAN
25 Rich Street
Vocational

"I owe, huh?" asks Jack of his
friends Bob, Steve, and "Killer"
on the way to shop class. Hazel-
eyed Jack dreams of steak until
he hears the 2:30 bell, warning
him it's time to go. A career in
auto mechanics awaits Jack after
graduation.

FREDERICK MULHOLLAND

48 Trapelo Road
College II

Fred, a Lexington Street Junior
alumnus, really enjoys the basket-
ball games and the studies at
W.H.S. Golf, tennis, and steak
rate "Cherry" with this lad, as
Reed, Kevin, and Jim can testify.
Best of luck at college, "Fred!"

THOMAS MULLANEY

32 Pleasant Street
College II

Remember playboy Evan of the
Senior Play? Off-stage, "Tom"
enjoys coin collecting, painting,
hiking, singing, and eating foreign
foods. "If at first you don't suc-
ceed, forget it!" says "Tom," who
finds his social studies class and
homeroom just perfect. Good luck
in your future teaching career,
"Tom" !

Activities: Ski Club 3, 4; Folk Song
Club 3. 4, Secretary 4; Drama Club 3;
Senior Play 4; Mirror Art Staff 4.

ARTHUR NAGLE

24 Beaver Street
College II

"Artie" can be seen at all
W.H.S. football and basketball
games with Brian, Ed, and Hema.
Gym classes and fried clams rate
tops with this brown-haired, blue-
eyed boy. A graduate of Lexington
Street Junior High, "Artie" is
looking forward to college and a
career.
Activities: Football 3.

HELENA M. MURPHY

54 Cherry Street
Business

"Go that way," says "Murph"
quietly as she directs Sandy, who's
driving. When Betty and Mary are
with them, "go that way" usually
means to turn into the next Italian
restaurant and get a pizza. During
school, she impatiently waits for
the 2:30 bell, but she finds that
times passes much faster in de-
mocracy or art classes.

Activities: Talent Show 4- Senior House
Office Staff 3, 4.

ERLENE NANGLE
3 Alder Street
Stenographic

"You know what I mean!" is
the favorite saying of this blue-
eyed senior, a former South Jun-
iorite. Along with her friends, Pat,
Nancy, and Janice, Erlene enjoys,
eating steak and going to Jean's
after school. Best of luck in the
future, Erlene.

ROBERT MURPHY

75 Fiske Street
College II

This future electrical engineer
enjoys English classes with Mr.
Boyd, but the 2:30 bell sends him
shooting out the door. "Murph"
can usually be found lifting
weights or working on cars with
Tony, Rich, and Ray. Next to
girls, steak and pizza are tops on
his list. "Ah ya mother loves
ya," says "Murph" to the kids in
gym class.

ANN NAUGHTON
1 Brookway Court
College I

"Oh, all right!" grins blue-eyed
Ann to Sally, Karen, or Mek as
she walks to typing or democracy.
Ann loves pizza and talking to
all the kids. She plans to attend
Boston State College. Good luck
to a future elementary school
teacher !

Activities: Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Maroon
Squad 3, 4; French Club 4; F.T.A.
4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4.

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JANICE MURRAY
35 Beechwood Road
Business

"What do ya mean?" spouts
lasagna-lover "Jan" when Italian
food isn't served at home. When
Jan isn't eating, she's down at
the bowling alley with Sandy,
Lorraine, and Sharon, burning off
those extra calories. In school,
typing is her favorite. She hopes
to become a secretary.
Activities: Student Council 4.

ANTHONY NAVARRO
74 Longfellow Road
College II

"Tony" rates lasagna and cars
highest . . . dislikes homework
as friends Bob, Rich, and Nanci
well know . . . this blond-haired
boy's former school is North Jun-
ior .. . looks forward to college.
Best of luck in the future, "Tony."
Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4.

ELAINE NEDZA

87 Rich Street
College II

"Ned" enjoys Mr. Curry's Math

classes best at W.H.S., and gym

least. She wishes the cafeteria

would serve her favorite Chinese

food more often. Along with her

friends, Sail, Ann, and Mary Lou,

she looks forward to cheering with

the pep squad and working on

the prom committee. We wish

"Ned" the best of luck in the

future.

Activities: Pep Squad 2; Cafeteria Staff
4; Junior Prom Committee 3.

ROGER NELSON

52 Bruce Road
Vocational

"Reindeer," who comes from
North Junior High, hates to get
up in the morning but thinks days
off from school, steak, and cars are
tops. Roger can be seen going to
history class with his friends, Tom,
John, and Bob. Being a mechanic
in the Air Force is his plan for
the future. Best of luck !

JOSEPH NIXON

16 Albermarle Road
Business

"Joe," a graduate of Lexington
Street Junior High, is a "bug"
on photography. Dan, Duck, and
Mike all know that he "digs"
the teachers at W.H.S., but he
does not like the crowded con-
ditions. After graduation, he hopes
to attend Bentley College of Ac-
counting. Best of luck, "Joe" !

PATRICIA NOBLE

20 Cedar Hill Lane
College I

Who's that attractive blonde in
Mr. Collin's homeroom? It's "Pat,"
who comes to us from West Junior
High in Brockton. Her blue eyes
light up at the mention of roast
beef or Italian, her favorite sub-
ject. Seven periods a day and too
much homework mar the other-
wise fun-filled life of this popular
girl.

Activities: Student Council 3, 4; Latin
Club 2; Italian Club 4: Main Office
Staff 4.

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LAWRENCE NICOLAI
12 Marion Street
College I

"Nick," a track enthusiast, has
started a furor at W.H.S. with his
mysterious club. Richie, John, and
Dick know that girls rate highest
with "Nick." Other favorites of
this college-bound senior are Eng-
lish, p.o.d., homeroom periods, and
a meal of steak and salad. Best of
luck to a great kid.

Activities: Cross Country 2, 3, 4;
Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4: Indoor Track
2. 3, 4; Student Council 4.

DIANE NOE

27 Dale Street
Business

Waltham High is proud to have
Diane, who comes to us from Col-
orado. Pretty, blonde Diane, who
dislikes having to pay fines in
gym really enjoys the cafeteria
lunch periods and all her new
friends. Diane is kept very busy
with her hobbies: bowling, swim-
ming, and dancing. Good luck
with your future as a secretary,
Diane.

JEAN NIX

176 Ravenswood Road

Business

"You're kidding!" says "Jeanie"
to Sue and Ellen as they hurry
to English class. Jean, who comes
to W.H.S. from Kathleen Junior
High in Florida, dislikes our
school's crowded lunch periods.
Homeroom with Mr. Collins,
though, is particularly enjoyable
to her. Outside activities include
membership in the Baptist Youth
Fellowship.

ROBERT NOVELLO

12 Lowell Place
College II

"Never mind!" says "the doctor"
to Wolf, Bob, and Rick, when
performing operations on old cars.
Studies in the cafeteria are fav-
orites of this cheerful boy. Future
plans include opening up a speed
shop. We hope you'll be a real
whiz, "Doc" !

NANCY OATT

46 College Farm Road

Stenographic

This blue-eyed blonde enjoys
gab sessions in the cafeteria with
Mary, Ruth, and Holly. Outside of
school, "Cricket" is usually found
sewing, knitting, or eating Chinese
food. When thinking of her future
plans as a dental hygienist, she ex-
claims, "You'll be all right!"

JANE O'BRIEN
8 Chester Lane
College 11

Having every subject each day
really "bugs" Jane, even though
it means that she sees her favorite
teachers each day. Speech class and
fried clams rate tops with this
brown-haired, brown-eyed senior.
W.H.S. wishes her the best of luck
in the future.

WILLIAM O'BRIEN

164 Hammond Street
Business

Going skin diving and partici-
pating in all other sports with his
best friends, Mike and Rich, are
high on "Will's" list of extra-
curricular activities. Future plans
include a college education. We
all wish you the best of luck in
your future, "Bill."
Activities: Golf 2.

JOYCE O'DONNELL

53 Irving Street
Stenographic

When you pass "Jarce," as

Kathy, Elayn and Janice call her,

you might hear her complaining

about substitute teachers and

crowded corridors or enthusing

about Miss Mooney's Shorthand

class. This former Lexington Street

Juniorite is planning to attend

Fisher Junior College. Best of

luck, "Joyce," in everything you

do.

Activities: Talent Show 2, 4; Main
Office Staff 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Mirror
Clerical Staff 4; Student Council 2.

KATHLEEN O'BRIEN
18 Mountain Road
Business

"Oh, fudge!" says "Kathy" to
her friends, Barbara, Helen, and
Shirley, when she learns of an
upcoming test. This pi2za-muncher
likes bowling, swimming, lunch
time, and the short periods on
Tuesday. "Kathy" plans to go into
nursing after graduation. Best of
luck!
Activities: Maroon Squad 4.

MARY O'BRIEN
283 Ash Street
Business

For this former South Juniorite,
history at W.M.S. rates tops. Sew-
_ing is among her hobbies. Her
friends, Nancy and Linda, will
agree that thjs blue-eyed senior's
mouth will water at the sight of
pizza. Mary hopes to be a sec-
retary. Best of luck!

JUNE O'LEARY
110 Ellison Park
Honors

Happiness is the S-Building in
spring . . . Happiness is tons of
ice cream . . . Happiness is col-
lecting antiques ... so runs the
opinion of W.H.S.'s blue-eyed
blithe spirit, who likes everything
but gym and cafeteria food. Sue,
Jan, and Mary Lee tell us that
"Juney" plans to major in Russian
at B.C. or Emmanuel. Best of
luck, June!

Activities: F.T.A. 3, 4; Russian Club
3, 4; Mirror Art Staff 4; French Club
2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4.

BEVERLY OLIVER

107 Chestnut Street
Distributive Education

"You'd better believe it!" when
"Bev" tells friends, Jerry, Helen,
and Marsha, that she enjoys
photography, and horseback rid-
ing. As a Distributive Ed student,
Beverly reports and writes for
the Horizon and plans to attend
Chamberlain Junior College after
graduation.
Activities: Horizon A.

TERESA OLIVO
101 Central Street
Honors

Vivacious "Terry," heroine of
our Senior Play, likes her work
on the yearbook and discussion
groups in English class. "Terry,"
whose hair is brown and offered
as a matching set with the eyes,"
could eat steak almost anytime with
Judy, Franz, and the rest of "The
Gang." College is next in line
for this versatile girl. Good luck!
Activities: Mirror 3, 4, Co-editor, 4;
Talent Show 3. 4. Choral Director 4;
National Honor Society 3, 4; Latin
Club 3, 4.

MARY O'REILLY
119 College Farm Road
Business

"School's out!" squeals "Dutch-
ess," as she races out of the door
at 2:30, heading for the roller skat-
ing rink with Jeanne, Cheryl, and
Sandy. Steak rates highly and con-
tact slips lowly in Mary's estima-
tion. She enjoys English and hopes
that it will help her when she
starts her career as an office assist-
ant.

WILLIAM O'MARA
26 Waverly Oaks Road
College I

Our great tackle came here via
North Junior along with friends,
T.C., Broph, Mott, and Eagle. Math
with Mr. Lynch "cracks Billy up"
as do fire drills. After leaving the
football field, this blue-eyed senior
spends his spare time at "Circle"
enjoying pizza with friends. Future
plans include college.

Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3,
4; Hockey 3, 4.

PHYLLIS ORIFICE

28 Galen Street
Stenographic

"Phyl" comes to us from St.
Mary's and enjoys lunch most at
W.H.S. "I'll never tell," she com-
ments to Lois, Debbie, and Ronnie
as she runs to English. "Phyl,"
whose hobby is sewing, hopes to
attend the Modern School of De-
sign after graduation.
Activities: Pep Squad 4; Basketball 2.

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RICHARD O'REGAN
24 Lakeview Terrace
Vocational

"Dick" comes to W.H.S. by way
of Lexington Street Junior High.
He enjoys lunch the most, espe-
cially if fried chicken is served.
Swannie and Duffie both agree
that rallies and football games
rate highly with this boy. English
sessions bring back unpleasant
memories to "Dick." Best of luck
in the carpentry business!

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LYNDA OSBORN
211 Hammond Street
Business

This blonde cheerleader comes to

us from Lexington Street Junior

High. "Lynne" likes English with

Mr. Prohovich and cheering at our

football games most at W.H.S.

"What am I gonna do?" moans

"Lynne" to Jane, Debby, and Artie

when she finds she is going down

an "up stairway." Lynda hopes to

makes dancing her profession.

Activities: Cheerleader 4; Talent Show
2, 3, 4, Choreographer 4; Senior House
Office Staff 3, 4; Junior Prom Com-
mittee 3; Pep Squad 2, 3.

KATHLEEN O'REILLY

1 3 Plympton Street
Stenographic

"Unbelievable!" yells "Stubby"
to Judy, Lynne, or Karen on the
way to a football game. Brown-
eyed "Stubby" looks forward to
shorthand and lunch most of all
and really dreads Monday mornings.
After high school, she plans to at-
tend Aquinas Secretarial School.
Best of luck!

Activities: Talent Show 2, 4; Maroon
Squad 2, 3. 4; Junior Prom Committee
3; Main Office Staff 3, 4.

RICHARD PAGLIAZZO

68 Beal Road

Business

"Pag" can usually be found talk-
ing with his buddies, Jackie, Hank,
and Chuck, who agree that "Pag's"
favorite pastime is go-karting, but
we know bookkeeping also rates
highly with him. A business school
lies ahead for "Pag" next fall. Best
of luck!

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CHERYL PALMER
92 Chester Lane
Stenographic

Cheryl came to W.H.S. from
East Hartford High in Connecticut.
An active girl, she likes swimming,
skiing and skating. Jeanne, Mary,
and Dottie say that she enjoys Miss
Mooney's Shorthand class the most
at W.H.S. Cheryl wishes to enlist
in the Navy and become a Wave.
Good luck, and anchors aweigh!

JEANNETTE PALMER
58 Hamilton Road
College II

"Hi, Kiddo!" greets blonde,

blue-eyed "Jay." This former North

Juniorite likes eating lasagna and

making frequent trips to Harvard

Square with Maureen, Ronnie, and

Suzanne. Her happiest moments at

W.H.S. have been spent during Mr.

Collura's homeroom periods. Good

luck, Jeannette!

Activities: Data Processing 3, 4; Pep
Squad 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 4; News-
paper Staff 3, 4; Talent Show 3, 4.

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HENRY PALUMBO

35 Orange Street
Business

"Hank," a former South Junior-
ite who enjoys bookkeeping at
W.H.S., spends his spare time with
friends, Roy, Mike, and Pag, work-
ing on cars. Pizza is a great fa-
vorite of this senior who is looking
forward to attending Bryant and
Stratton Business School first and,
afterwards, Northeastern University.

Activities: Senior Play 4; Talent Show
4; Student Council 2.

RONALD PARELLO
23 Regem Street
College I

When not enjoying Algebra with
Mr. Lynch, "Ron" and his friends,
Charlie, Sonny, and Willie, like
to play pool. This former South
Juniorite dislikes the new seven
period-a-day schedule, but thinks the
courtyard rallies between classes
are tops. "Ron" plans to go to an
engineering college in the fall.

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PATRICIA PARK
54 Sartell Road
Stenographic

"Just forget the whole thing!"
cries brown-eyed, brown-haired
"Pat" to friends, Linda, Janice,
and Erlene . . . loves being with
all the "Kids" at the sub shop.
"Pat" came to W.H.S. via South
Junior. Her future plans include
a career in the Waves. Happy sail-
ing!

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PAUL PATENAUDE

86 Vernon Street
Business

When "Pat" isn't shooting pool
or playing cards, you can find him
in the cafeteria with Ron, Greg,
and Hank. Although his future
plans are indefinite, we wish blue-
eyed "Pat" the best of luck in
the future.

RONALD PAOLINO

274 Grove Street
Vocational

"Hi ya, Kid!" shouts "Puggles"
to Mike, Butch, and Danny on his
way to his favorite class, gym.
His blue eyes light up when a
pretty girl comes into view. This
former North Juniorite hopes for
a career in auto body work. Best
of luck!

CAROL PATTERSON
83 Columbus Avenue
College II

Carol, whose favorite subject
is stenography, likes everything
about Waltham High. Kathy, Lirda,
and Rose know her blue eyes would
light up if Chinese food were served
at the cafe. Her friends also say
that Carol's hobbies are stamps,
knitting, sewing, and cooking. Ca-
rol, a former St. Mary's student,
sees a career in practical nursing
in her future.
Activities: Junior Prom Committee 3-

HOLLY PEDERSEN

162 Dale Street

Business

"You half-witted ninny!" yells

Holly to anyone adding to the

dreaded "confusion" at Waltham

High. Holly can be seen at parties

and dances with Nancy, Sandy, and

Andi. Miss Tabor's English classes

rate highly with this likable senior.

After graduation, she is looking

forward to dental college. Best of

luck, Holly!

Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad
2; Newspaper 4.

ROBERT PERRY
5 Beechwood Road
Vocational

"Bob," a former South Juniorite,
joins Jeff, Ken, and Steve in his
favorite class, shop. Roast beef
produces a pleasant effect on "Bob",
as he eats his favorite food and
thinks about cars. Future plans in-
clude mechanics work. Good luck!

DONNA PEIRCE
63 Rockridge Road
College I

"Schmite" finds the nicest aspects
of W.H.S. are the students and ac-
tivities, but she frowns at the short
lunch periods. As friends, Linda,
Betty, and Cilia, state, Donna looks
forward to college at the Univer-
sity of Massachusetts and a career
in teaching. Good luck!

Activities: F.T.A. 3, 4; Library Council
4; Newspaper Staff 4; Chemistry Club
4; Mirror Business Staff 4.

ARTHUR PETERSON
97 Temple Road
College II

"Next joke!" says "Pete" to
Chick, Bobby, or Vin on his way
to Earth Science, his favorite class.
Hailing from Lexington Street Jun-
ior High, "Pete's" favorite hobby
is cars, with girls running a close
second. This brown-eyed senior
likes subs and ice cream, too. "Pete"
is planning to go into the service
after W.H.S.

DONALD PELKEY

34 Crafts Street
Vocational

This former South Juniorite
really goes for fried clams as Ron-
nie, Butch, and Chick tell us.
"Don," whose favorite subject is
shop, hates to get up in the morn-
ing, but enjoys getting out of
school at 2:30. "Don" plans to be-
come an Industrial Arts teacher
after attending Fitchburg State Col-
lege.

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RONALD PELLETIER
25 Yetten Terrace
College II

"Never do today what you'll put
off tomorrow," says this brown-
eyed basketball player, on his way
to English class. "Pella" likes eat-
ing steak and talking with the
teachers at W.H.S. the best. He
plans to go into business for him-
self eventually.

Activities: Baseball 3; Intramural Bas-
ketball 2.

BARBARA PETERSON
97 Temple Road
Honors

Bouncy "Barb," an alumna of
Lexington Street Junior High,
flashes her winning smile as "The
Gang" mimics her unique expres-
sion, "terrible!" Barbara, an active
senior, sparkles at any gathering.
Math class with Mr. Fitzgerald
heads "Barb's" list of favorites. She
plans to attend college and become
a teacher. We know she'll be suc-
cessful !

Activities: Senior Play 3,
Show 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3.

Talent

INGRID PETTERSON
68-G Prospect Hill Road
College II

"Nice kids" and math classes are
"Ingie's" favorites at W.H.S. . . .
oreviously attended Lexington Street
Junior High . . . likes eating pizza
with friends Eva, Debbie, and Mary
... in the future: hairdressing.
Best of luck, Ingrid, and may all
your dreams come true.
Activities: Girls' Sports 3.

BARBARA PHILLIPS
23 Endicott Road
Honors

Blonde, blue-eyed, bouncy, bub-
bly ... all these words describe
Barbara. When "BJ." isn't at foot-
ball games or a pajama party, she'll
probably be home munching on an
egg roll, trying to write a speech
to recite the next day in Speech
Class, and thinking how much fun
she could be having with "The
Gang" or Sharon.

Activities: Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Cho-
rus 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2,' 3, 4;
French Club 3, 4; Senior Play 4.

STEPHEN PICONE
33 McKenn Street
College II

"How's that grab ya!" exclaims

"Steve" to friends, John, Van, and

Steve. Pizza and studies score with

Steve. This brown-eyed senior really

enjoys math, but he despises long

walks between classes. South Junior

is his former alma mater. Future

plans include college.

Activities: German Club 2; Italian
Club 4; Talent Show 3; Senior Prom
Committee 3.

FRANK PILICY

11 Cunningham Circle

College I

"Get down on it," advises Frank
to his friends, Bill, Norm, and
Herbie. Fifth lunches, rallies, milk,
and a big lunch make Frank happy.
This brown-eyed transfer from St.
Mary's looks forward to college
after graduation. Good luck with
whatever you do !
Activities: Basketball 4; Golf 3, 4.

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LINDA PILON

35 Lunda Street
College II

Blue-eyed Linda will always re-
member W.H.S. and the fun she
had with Terry, Andy, and Rich-
ard. The 2:30 bell, then bowling
make a complete day for her. This
blonde-haired girl comes to us by
way of Howe Junior High, New-
ton. Best wishes in the future!

CHARLENE PIERCE
11 Brook Ave.
Stenographic

Marion, Donna, and Betty agree

that "Chur's" favorite pastimes are

knitting and listening to the latest

records. "Yeah, let's!" shouts

blonde, blue-eyed Charlene when

there is mention of pizza or fried

clams. A secretary's position looms

in the near future for Charlene.

Activities: Pep Squad 2; Mirror Clerical
Staff 2; Data Processing 3.

MARCIA PIERCE

5 Cedar Street
College II

If you ever hear of "Marshal
Dillon" taking off his ten-gallon
hat, batting his eyelashes, and say-
ing, "you love me, and you know
it!" don't worry — it's only Marcia!
This green-eyed girl rates Foods
and Nutrition classes with Sue, Chi-
quita, and Peggy at the top of her
list of favorites at W.H.S. After
graduation, she plans to become a
telephone operator. Good luck, Mar-
cia!

LOIS PINKHAM
69 Alderwood Road
Stenographic

Popular "Tina" enjoys working

in the offices, the activities, and

shorthand most at W.H.S. "Let's

go!" she yells to Cindy, Ellen, and

Arlene. Lois, whose hobbies are

water-skiing and boating, wishes

she could have gone to her locker

more often. She hopes to' become

a secretary after graduation. Best of

luck, "Tina"!

Activities: Dramatics Club 2; Pep Squad
2; Business Office Staff 3, 4.

PETER PLACE

39 Ellery Road
College II

"Pete" traveled extensively to
reach W.H.S. having come from
Salinas, California, originally.
Sports consume most of his leisure
as is evident by his hobbies, which
include bowling, fishing, skiing,
and swimming. Geometry tips the
scale favorably, but crowded class-
rooms rate disapprovals from
"Pete." Future plans include either
a two-year college or the ROTC
plan.
Activities: Ski Club 4.

SUSAN POIRIER
63 Jennings Road
Business

Energetic, brown-eyed Susan en-
joys fire drills, rallies, and vaca-
tions . . . favorite subject is Eng-
lish . . . colleagues are Sharon,
Jean, and Judy . . . likes sessions
the least at W.H.S. . . . plans to
go into secretarial work. Best of
luck, "Sue."

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Maroon
Squad 4; Talent Show 2, 4.

DIANNE PORRECA
155 College Farm Road
Stenographic

"You know," "Di" reminds
friends, Linda and Patsy, over a
platter of French fries, "I think
my Bookkeeping class is the great-
est!" Diane also enjoys bowling
in her spare time. We know she'll
do well in the future.

Activities: Talent Show 2, 4; Pep Squad
2; Main Office Staff 3.

SUZANNE POIRIER
125 Sheffield Road
College I

A former Lexington Street Jun-
iorite, "Sue plans a career as a
language teacher after graduation.
Friends, Jeanette, Janet, and Tom-
my, tell us that "Sue" likes study
and homeroom periods best at
W.H.S., and passing in the cor-
ridors least. Best of luck always,
"Sue"

Activities: German Club 2, 3, 4; Latin
Club 2, 3, 4; Folk Song Club 3, 4;
Chess Club 3, 4, Vice-president 4; Ski
Club 3, 4.

VERNON PORTER
188 Ash Street
Business

Green-eyed Vernon can always
be heard shouting, "What do you
say!" to his friends, Steve, Dicky,
and Carmine, as he rushes to typ-
ing. Lobster and the W.H.S. li-
brary are tops with "Mr. Energy."
Good luck in business school, Ver-
non.

JOSEPH POLIMER
30 Beaver Street
College II

"Joe" especially likes "scooting"
to French class with his best bud-
dies, Jeb and Billy. Attending our
great football games also rates high-
ly on his list of favorites. Future

; plans include college, and to "Joe,"
W.H.S. wishes much luck in the fu-
ture.

i Activities: Student Council 2.

SUSAN POLSON
52 Gore Street
Honors

"That drives me up a wall!"
"Sue" can be heard telling Marcia
and Janet, as she discusses the
heating system and seven-period
schedule at W.H.S. Susan, who
admits that she always finds time
for going to the theatre, delights
in devouring submarine sandwiches.
A top student at W.H.S., Sue par-
ticipates in the Brandeis College
program. Bonne chance, "Sue!"

Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4;
Newspaper Staff 3. 4; Latin Club 2,
£.4; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Program
chairman 4; Mirror Literary Staff 4.

SANDRA POTTER
468 Totten Pond Road
College II

"Really, oh no!" pretty "Sandy"
calls to her friends, Sue, Holly,
and Sharon, as she races to a ski
club meeting. Green-eyed Sandra
enjoys many sports, especially ski-
ing and skating. We all know she
will do well in college.

Activities: Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus
2, 3, 4.

ALFRED PRIEST

37 Cleveland Road
College II

"Good move!" yells sportsminded
"Al" as he rushes to Miss Ta-
bor's English class with his friends,
John, Tom, and Ron. He hopes to
attend junior college in the fall,
and we wish him good luck always.

Activities: Football 2, 3, 4- Baseball
2, 3. 4.

DAVID PRIOR
55 Harrington Road
College I

"Hello dere", says "Dave" to
his friends, Joe, Don, and Gary.
This pizza-munching senior, who
comes to us from South Junior
and Lexington Street Junior, likes
Math class with Mr. Lynch and
baseball, basketball and football
games. Future plans include at-
tending college to become an en-
gineer. Best of luck, "Dave"!

CATHERINE QUINN
45 Clements Road
College I

When vivacious "Cathy" isn't
attending hockey cheerleading prac-
tices, she is enjoying the basket-
ball games with Pauline, Judy, and
Sally. In her leisure, "Cathy" en-
joys swimming, dancing, or eating
her favorite food, steak. Her future
plans include majoring in Elemen-
tary Education at college.

Activities: Hockey cheerleader 4; F.T.A
3, 4; Mirror Literary Staff 4; Mirror
Business Staff 4; National Honor So-
ciety 3, 4.

GWEN PUGSLEY
16 Brigham Road
College II

This attractive girl likes to sew,
ski, skate, swim, and ride horse-
back. "Pugsy" can be seen, on her
way to English class with friends,
Pat, Scooter, and Ann, denouncing
the homework and the number of
subjects. Gwen plans to go to col-
lege after graduation.

PAMELA QUIRK

24 Seminole Avenue
Business

This former student of Lexing-
ton Street Junior High finds Eng-
lish with Mr. Judge terrific. Tex,
Cheryl, and Liz attest to the fact
that Pamela enjoys swimming, danc-
ing, and bowling in her spare time.
In the future, she plans to attend
business school.

Activities: Main Office Staff 3, 4; Clinic
Staff 4; Talent Show 4.

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PRISCILLA QUEEN
1 2 Linden Terrace
College I

"You're kidding"! shouts Pris-
cilla to Charlene, Carolyn, and Ro
when they suggest going out for
lobster. This hockey cheerleader
enjoys Math with Mr. Lynch the
most at W.H.S. and short lunches,
the least. In her leisure, this busy
senior can be found skiing or play-
ing the piano. Her future plans
include a teaching career.

Activities: Hockey cheerleader 3, 4; Latin
Club 2, 3; F.T.A. 4; Ski Club 4; Pep
Squad 2, 3.

PETER RAGUSO
14 Elm Avenue
Vocational

"Pete" especially enjoys attend-
ing history classes at W.H.S. and
cheering W.H.S. to victory at foot-
ball and basketball games. After
graduation he plans to go into the
field of printing. Along with
"Pete's" many friends, we wish
him luck and happiness,' always!

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PATRICIA QUINLAN
45 Gale Street
College I

"Be good!" states pert "PQ" to

Pat, Carol, and Kelly as she leaves

Mr. Fitz's Math class or Mrs.

Bowman's English class. She is

an active member of Sacred Heart's

CYO. A career in nursing lies a-

head for this blue-eyed South Jun-

iorite.

Activities: Pep Squad 2; Latin Club 2;
French Club 3; Maroon Squad 4; Chem-
istry Club 4.

GUY RANDALL
19 Banks Street
College II

Chorus practice with Uncle Her-
bie and stamp collecting rate highly
with Guy. When not studying Eng-
lish or listening to music, Guy can
be found eating pizza with Vern,
Barry, and Doug. Music school is
in this former North Juniorite's
future. Best of luck, Guy!

Activities: Dramatics Club 3, 4; Folk
Song Club 4; Library Assistant 3: Cho-
rus 2, 3, 4.

MAUREEN RAVALLI
648 Trapelo Road
College II

Bubbling, brown-eyed Maureen

is usually found munching subs

with Judy and Jeanette. She finds

Talent Show the nicest aspect of

life at W.H.S., but thinks crowded

corridors the worst. Best of luck

in the future, Maureen, and may

happiness be yours.

Activities: Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4;
Talent Show 4, Make-up Chairman 4;
Mirror Homeroom Representative 4; Sen-
ior Play, Make-up Chairman 4.

TIMOTHY REED
63 Greenwood Lane
College I

"Tim," alias "Othy Reves," is

an active musician; he plays in the

German Club and W.H.S. bands

as well as the American Legion

band. Skiing, coin collecting, and

golfing all appeal to "Tim," who

is also the treasurer of the German

Club. Hey Mac, Wig, and A-Crane

tell us that he enjoys Biology class

at W.H.S. and hopes to become

a chemist or biologist.

Activities: German Club 2, 3, 4, Treas-
urer 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4;
Language Lab Assistant 2, 3, 4.

RODNEY RAVESI
21 Everett Street
College II

This former North Juniorite finds
gym his favorite at W.H.S. "Rod"
is usually seen with Bill, Wally,
and Dave, roaming around the cafe-
teria or working on cars. He is
crazy about cars, from Cadillacs to
hot rods. Good luck in college,
"Rod."

RICHARD REGAN
520 Pleasant Street
Vocational

"Dickey" comes to W.H.S. from
Watertown West High. At Wal-
tham, math, lifting weights, and
hunting rate highly. When not in
school, "Dickey" is often found
talking with R. Rousseau, R. Belli-
veau, and C. Gillis over a serving
of corned beef and cabbage. Future
plans include working in welding
and night school. Good Luck!

ROBERT REARDON
38 Bruce Road
College I

"Barney" comes to us from War-
ren Junior High, Newton. Our golf
team co-captain loves lunch with
John, Fred, Iger, and Bob. "Bar-
ney's" eyes sparkle when it comes
to history. College is in the future
plans for this jovial senior. Best
of luck!

Activities: Golf Team 2, 3, 4, Co-
captain 4; Student Council 3, 4; News-
paper Staff 4; French Club 4.

DAVID REID

25 Howard Street
Vocational

Active "Dave" enjoys the friend-
liness of all the kids at Waltham
High best of all. Friends tell us
that he likes submarine sandwiches.
Although "Dave" is uncertain as to
his plans for the future, we wish
him the best that W.H.S. has to
offer.

BONNIE REASOR
101 Prospect Hill Road
College I

This quiet blonde is inseparable
from her "twin," the other Bonnie.
Much of her spare time is spent

, eating fried clams at Ho Jo's or
bowling with Bonnie, Bobbi, and
Sandy. Thinking of homework, she
exclaims, "Crumb", but classes with
her "twin" rate highly. Biology is

. an understandable favorite, as she
intends to be a medical technolo-
gist.

Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4;
Main Office Staff 4; Newspaper Staff
4; Latin Club 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4.

RICHARD RENNA
16 Clinton Street
College I

Attending French class and play-
ing football are "Richie's" favorite
pastimes at W.H.S. This brown-
eyed, athletic lad, who came to us
from South Junior High, hopes to
attend college after graduation. Best
of luck always, "Richie," and may
success be yours.
Activities: Football 2, 3, 4.

IRENE RESTIERI
682 Beaver Street
Honors '

This busy senior, our represent-
ative at Girls' State, impressed
everyone there with her genuine
qualities which so endear her to Jo
and "The Gang." Irene's fondest
memories of her high school days
will include football and basketball
games, excursions to Chinese res-
taurants, Talent Show, and Senior
Play. She plans to attend college
and to her we extend our best
wishes.

Activities: Talent Show 3, 4, Publicity
Chairman 4; Senior Play 4; Mirror
Literary Staff 3, 4; Literary Editor 4;
Newspaper 3, 4; National Honor Society
3, 4.

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ROY RIVERS
63-F Hansen Road
Business

Our fervent pool player, "Dan-
ny," is equally enthusiastic about
meeting new friends at W.H.S.
Bookkeeping is tops on the list of
this classmate, as is steak. Friends,
Hank and Mike, will readily agree
that "Danny" will be successful as
he continues his studies at a busi-
ness school next year.

Activities: Senior Play 4; Talent Show
4; Student Council 3.

JUDY RHOADES

475 Trapelo Road
Business

Judy comes to W.H.S. from the
State of Maine. This blonde, blue- •
eyed senior enjoys Chinese food,
Business Machines class, and Mr.
Judge's English class. Friends, Lin-
da and Kathy, both agree that Judy
will be a success in the I.B.M.
field. Best of luck in the future!

ROBERT RIZZO

162 Lowell Street
College I

"You're joking," says "Bob" to
Norm, Bill, and Dave when some-
one suggests missing a lunch of
charcoal broiled steak. According to
Bob, 2:30 Friday is the best time
at W.H.S. and 8:00 Monday the
worst. Democracy rates highly with
this senior, who plans to attend
the Massachusetts College of Phar-
macy after graduation.

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VICTOR RICCIARDI

13 Dartmouth Street
Distributive Education

When "Vic" shouts, "Forget
about it," to Bob, Mike, or Ron,
he's not referring to either his
math class or his favorite hobbies,
pool and bowling. He might be
speaking of the crowded school
conditions, however. This hazel-
eyed North Junior does like the
school spirit at W.H.S., and he
thinks the kids are tops ! Good
luck, "Vic."

JOYCE ROBERTS
74 Hillcroft Road
College II

Art, history, and working in Mr.
B's office vie for top position in
"Juicy's" list of Waltham High
"greats." After school hours, she
can be found sipping chocolate
pineapple sodas with Lizabeth, Lai-
la, and Mack. She holds offices in
both her church fellowship and
Rainbow. A career in dental hy-
giene is the dream of this senior.

Activities: French Club 4; Chorus 2,
3, 4; Chemistry Club 4.

GREGORY RICHARDSON

164 Rose Hill Way
College I

"That's the way the Mercedes
Benz!" says "Greg" to buddies,
Skip, Dex, and Warren, when
talking about having all his classes
during one school day. An active
member of DeMolay, "Greg" also
finds enjoyment in electronics, lab
classes, and Physics with Mr. Avery.
We know this likable senior will
be a success at college.
Activities: Senior High Band 2, 3, 4.

DEBORAH ROBINSON
22-A Dermody Road
College I

Just mention swimming, and en-
ergetic "Deb" is already half way
into the water. This brown-eyed
senior relishes onion rings shared
with Lynda, Clank, and Judy. "Deb-
by," who hails from Lexington
Street Junior High, looks forward
to lunch periods and fire drills at
W.H.S. Good luck at college,
"Deb."

Activities: Student Council 2, 3. 4;
Pep Squad 2, 3; Junior Prom Com-
mittee 3; French Club 2, 3; Latin
Club 2.

CAROL RODES
196 Temple Road
College I

This brown-haired, brown-eyed
senior likes Latin Class and chem-
istry class best at W.H.S., but she
says "Oh! Brother!" when some-
one mentions gym. Carol's future
plans include a career as a medical
technologist. Best of luck always,
Carol, and may success be yours.

Activities: Latin Club 2, 3, 4; French
Club 3, 4.

ARLENE RUBIN
99 Brewster Road
Business

Water-skiing, swimming, and ice-
skating with Sue and Cheryl are
tops with "Honka." This green-
eyed miss likes law class and fire
drills best at W.H.S. Arlene plans
to be a legal secretary after grad-
uation. Good luck always, Arlene!

Activities: Chorus 4; Pep Squad 4; News-
paper 4.

DEBORAH ROSE
200 Trapelo Road
Honors

Whenever "The Gang" is in a
dilemma, "Debby" always has the
perfect solution as she declares
"Ubi dubi . . ." Between skiing
in knickers and sunning on sandy
beaches, "Debby" attends W.H.S.,
where she is co-editor of This
Week at Waltham High School.
"Deb" plans to attend a liberal
arts college and major in Political
Science.

Activities: Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Co-
editor 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; National
Honor Society 3, 4; Talent Show 3, 4;
Senior Play 4.

ANTHONY ROUSSEAU

719 Moody Street
Vocational

"Tony" will never forget any of

the field trips he took with friends,

Bob, Joe, and Kim . . . finds math

his favorite subject . . . keeps busy

as reporter for W.H.S. newspaper

column and as an efficient Senior

Class Treasurer.

Activities: Student Exchange Committee
3; Class Treasurer 4; Vocational Views

LLOYD RUGGLES

132 Russell Street
Vocational

When not in shop, his favorite
class, Lloyd can be found with
Marty at football games or looking
at the girls at lunch. Some day,
Lloyd hopes to own a machine shop,
but more immediate plans include
the Navy. Happy sailing, Lloyd !

CHARLES RYAN
48 Hall Street
College II

When the aroma of cafeteria
lunches fills the air, "Chas" is
sure to be around. More than likely
the topic discussed at meal time
is pool. Friends, Ronnie, Joe, and
Billy, tell us that gym and home-
room are favorites with "Chas." Af-
ter graduation, this lover of lunch
periods plans to enter the Air
Force.

RONALD ROUSSEAU

719 Moody Street
Vocational

"Ronnie" is a graduate of South
Junior High. This brown-haired,
brown-eyed lad enjoys ice-skating
and watching football games.
Triends, R. Regan, R. Belliveau,
and P. Gillis, agree that he will
use his welding course to good
advantage in the future. Good luck,
"Ronnie."

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ROBERT RYAN
137 Thorton Road
College II

"Bob's" philosophy of
summed up in one phrase,
ever you do, do well,
eel lent sky-diver, skin diver, and
water skier, "Bob" also enjoys
writing, acting, and singing. His
English courses and drama and cho-
rus productions are his favorites
at W.H.S. After graduation, "Bob-
bie" hopes to go to college and
then to enter the priesthood.

Activities: Cross Country 3; Talent
Show 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Chorus
3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3.

PAUL ST. AMAND
52 Whitman Road
Honors

"How 'bout that, sports fans?"
yells the "bigshot" of the Chess
Club. His friends, primarily in
"The Gang," refer to this scien-
tific senior as "P.S.A." Rating high-
ly with this former North Juniorite
are lab classes, physics, chess, and
tennis. His future plans include
graduate work at M.I.T. and a ca-
reer as an engineer in the Navy.

Activities: Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Presi-
dent 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Crimson
Key 4; Mirror Literary Staff 4; Na-
tional Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer
3, 4.

LAILA SALO

102 Mallard Way
Honors

If there was ever a contest for
"the blushing-est girl in the high
school," blue-eyed Laila, co-editor
of This Week at Waltham High,
would win by a landslide. One of
Waltham High's most active sen-
iors, Laila is also active in Rain-
bow and plans to attend a liberal
arts college after graduation. Best
of luck, Laila !

Activities: Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Co-
editor 4; Senior Play 4; F.T.A. 3, 4.

BETTY SANGELEER
8 Villa Street
Stenographic

"Are you kidding me?" shouts
"Betts" to Donna, Ro, and Nancy,
when they, too, express their dis-
like for the crowded conditions and
cafe lunches at W.H.S. But look-
ing on the brighter side of things,
Betty enjoys the assemblies and
her Bookkeeping class with Miss
Mooney most at W.H.S. Betty hopes
to attend business school after grad-
uation. Good luck, "Betts" !

Activities: Chorus 2; Pep Squad 2, 3;
Library Council 3; Mirror Clerical
Staff 4: Talent Show 4.

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MARY SANTA MARIA
84 Church Street
Stenographic

"I doubt it!" quips fun-loving
"Mazie" to friends, Eddie, Nancy,
and Kathy. Mr. Hood's English
class rates highly with her, who en-
joys dancing and sleeping. Brown-
eyed "Maizie" plans to attend busi-
ness school after graduation. Best
of luck, Mary !
Activities: Pep Squad 3.

MARILYN SAMPSON
235 Pine Hill Circle

Stenographic

"Mai," who comes to us from
St. Mary's, rates parties, horseback
riding, and modern jazz among her
"vicissitudes of life." Friends, Ca-
rol, Kathie, and Jackie, agree that
"Mai" likes Shorthand with Miss
Hogarty best at Waltham High.
She'll be glad to go to business
college next year to get away from
the mad rush for lunch at W.H.S.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4;- Senior
Play 4; Talent Show 4; Waltham Youth
Council 2, 3, 4.

DONNA SAMWAYS
11 Gardner Street
Distributive Education

Hearing the dismissal bell al-
ways brings a sparkle to "Sam's"
blue eyes. Along wih friends, Tony
and Dave, "Sam" enjoys pizza and
her hobbies, which include sewing
and knitting. Donna hopes to pur-
sue a career in'reT^iling in the
future.

Activities: DECA 4; Pep Squad 2, 3;
Talent Show 3.

MARION SANTOLUCITO

34 Fiske Avenue
Business

When not in school enjoying
English class, Marion can be seen
driving her friends, Charlene, Don-
na, and Marsha, downtown to do
some shopping. This former North
Juniorite likes lasagna, spaghetti,
the friendliness at W.H.S., and
collecting records. Marion plans to
obtain a secretarial position after
graduation.

Activities: Data Processing 4; Maroon
Squad 4; Business Staff 3.

STEPHEN SARMANIAN
15 Riverside Drive
College I

"Steve," a graduate of North
Junior High, likes to read auto
magazines in his spare hours at
home. He can usually be seen
"hanging around" with his friend,
Don. Although his future plans
are uncertain, we are sure that
"Steve" will be successful.

JAMES SAVAGE
215 Felton Street
Vocational

When someone suggests to "Sal-
vo" that he'll miss seeing the girls
in the W.H.S. cafeteria, his only
comment is "I'm not gonna!" "Sal-
vo" enjoys bowling or eating lob-
ster with his buddies, Mule, Bob,
and Jerry, and plans to enter the
service after graduation.

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KAREN SAWICKI
4 Brightwood Road
Stenographic

Blonde, blue-eyed Karen likes
typing and lunch the best at
W.H.S. Subs and roast beef are
high on her list of favorites. Her
friends, Cheryl, Joanne, and Beth
will agree that "Squeeky" is a lot
of laughs! Good luck always, Ka-
ren!

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Maroon
Squad 2, 3.

ANDREA SCAMMAN
33 Summit Avenue
College I

Petite "Andi" loves riding motor
scooters with Sue and listening to
Beatle records. During school hours,
English and math classes are fa-
vorites. Junior college awaits "An-
di" after graduation. We wish you
the very best of luck always,
"Andi."

Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4; Library Coun-
cil 4; Latin Club 2.

CAROLE SCHAUFUS

72 Mallard Way
Stenographic

"Unbelievable!" yells Carole as

she rushes to English class with her

friends, Sally, Karen, and Patty.

Football games and fire drills are

tops with this pretty, peppy senior.

Carole plans to attend Kathryn

Gibbs Secretarial School next year.

The best of luck to you, Carole.

Activities: Cheerleader 3, 4; Talent
Show 2, 3, 4; Mr. Morang's Office
Staff 4; English Office Staff 4.

ELIOT SAWIN
63 Barbara Road
College I

When not in school enjoying
Math with Mr. Lynch, "Skip" can
be found at home fixing the ra-
dio or television set or eating his
favorite food, squash pie. This
bright-eyed boy came to W.H.S.
from North Junior. He plans to
go to an engineering or electronics
college in the fall.
Activities: Track 3.

KAREN SCAFIDI
149 Trapelo Road
College I

Popular Karen came from Lex-
ington Street Junior High and can
usually be seen dashing down an
"up stairway" on her way to Eng-

: lish class. Karen, Carole, Sally, and
Pat all agree that third lunch is
tops at W.H.S. Karen is looking
forward to an art college after

i graduation.

Activities: Maroon Squad 4; Talent
Show 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Pep
Squad 2.

BETTY SCHEINFELDT
1085 Main Street
Honors

"How goes it?" asks Betty about
her new creative writing and jour-
nalism classes at W.H.S. Betty's
hobbies are reading, writing, and
playing the accordion; she hopes
someday to return to Germany
where she visited as our exchange
student. Good luck, Betty!

Activities: Exchange Student 4; National
Honor Society 3, 4; Mirror Literary and
Business Staffs 4; Senior Play 4.

GEORGE SCHIFF
52 Bowker Road
College I

"Fuzzy" frequently exclaims to
anyone who comes out in defense
of the study halls, "Are you a
joke?" When not mountain climb-
ing or eating Chinese food, he can
be seen studying for physics, a
"top flight" course in his estima-
tion. Best of luck at college, George!

JUDITH SCHIFFBAUER
151 Longfellow Road
College I

Blonde, blue-eyed "Judy" is most

frequently heard saying, "Jimmy's

picking me up after school today."

In school, "Judy" likes her math

class with Mr. Fitzgerald and her

German class, but she really loathes

those studies with nothing to do.

In her crystal ball, Judy sees plans

for continual work at the Stop and

Shop and then marriage.

Activities: German Club 2, 3; Pep Squad
2, 3; Talent Show 2; Girls' Sports 2.

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LINDA SCHOONER

354 Weston Street
College I

When it comes to homework,
blonde-haired Linda tells Pat, Don-
na, and Gwen, "I don't know!"
"Scooter's" blue eyes really light
up at the thought of lobster and
skiing. A dream about the future
pictures Linda as a scientific re-
search secretary. Good luck !

Activities: Senior Play 4; Ski Club 4;
Pep Squad 2, 3; Latin Club 2; Talent
Show 4.

CHERYL SCHOOLS

66 Golden Crest Avenue
Stenographic

Lasagna and spaghetti rank high
among "Blondie's" favorite foods.
This blue-eyed Lexington Street
Junior alumna can be seen walk-
ing to Miss Hogarty's Shorthand
class with her friends, "Woody,"
Liz, and Pam. Cheryl, who dislikes
fifth lunch, plans to go on to sec-
retarial school.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3; Data Process-
ing 3; Talent Show 4; Senior Prom 4.

MICHAEL SCICHILONE

22 Francis Street
Vocational

"Retard!" shrieks "Chick," who
comes to us from North Junior
High . . . loves gym class, the best
at W.H.S. . . . wishes sessions were
nonexistent . . . Ronnie, "Swede,"
and Al all agree that Mike will
succeed in the field of auto body
repair.

THOMAS SEALE

49 Piedmont Avenue

College II

"Get lost," Tom teases "Woody,"

"Bump," and "Lizard" as they

bomb down to Carl's Store . . .

boasts of blond hair and brown

eyes . . . munches subs during off

hours . . . plans to attend college.

Good luck in your future, Tom.

Activities: Football 2; Baseball 2; Hockey
2.

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NANCY SEDOTE
15 Benefit Street
Distributive Education

This former South Juniorite en-
joys gym at W.H.S. but dislikes
the homework. Nancy's hobbies
include reading and eating lasagna
with friends, Carol, Janice, and
Billie. Although her future plans
are uncertain, we know Nancy will
be successful in whatever she does.

VERA-ANNE SEMENZA
190 Totten Pond Road
College I

Here comes fun-loving "Cisi"

with friends, Judi, Joey, and Linda.

"Cisi" shouts, "Really?" when they

suggest going out for a pizza or

just driving in the "Merc." She

will never forget Mrs. Huszti's

U.S. History class. This former

South Juniorite enjoys passing to

classes and seeing the "gang" most

at W.H.S.

Activities: F.T.A. 3, 4; French Club
3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Latin Club 2; Ma-
roon Squad 4.

LINDA SHAW

90 Ravenswood Road

Honors

Watch out! Here comes Linda,
followed by Anita and Sue. She's
just left chorus and she's heading
toward the yearbook office for an-
other meeting of the business staff.
This popular senior has been an
active member and officer in her
church fellowship. Good luck, Lin-

Actiiities: Minor 3, 4, Business Staff
Editor 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Latin Club
2; French Club 3; Newspaper Staff 3.

MARK SHERMAN
171 Barbara Road
College I

Brown-eyed "Sherm" likes gym and
physics most at W.H.S. "You
grub!" he yells to Mike, Bob, and
Brian on the way to Ski Club meet-
ing. These friends tell us that bas-
ketball, bowling, and tennis take
up most of his spare time and that
he could eat steak any time. Best
of luck, "Sherm."
Activities: Ski Club 2, 3, 4.

CAROL SILVIO
16 Hamblin Road
College II

Carol's advice to Sue, Mary, and
Pat, is "Don't worry about it."
Her brown eyes sparkle when some-
one mentions lobster or Chinese
food. English with Mrs. Shirley
rates as her favorite subject. Lasell
Junior College lies ahead for Carol.

Activities: Student Council 4; Maroon
Squad 4; Mr. Belliveau's Office Staff
4; French Club 3; Latin Club 2.

JOHN SHIRLEY
190 Robbins Street
College II

"Ya wanna run it?" shouts John
as he rushes to Mr. Prohovich's
English class with Randi, Dave, and
Nick. Formerly of South Junior
High, John enjoys skiing, scuba
diving, and archery. A career in
the Navy is in John's future. Good
luck!

Activities: Ski Club 4;
2, 3.

Dramatics Club

JOHN SIMSON
346 Bacon Street
College II

"This is really ugly," John can
be heard exclaiming, though never
in reference to sports or lobster
fishing. "Johnny" enjoys gym and
economics at W.H.S. Roast beef
also rates high with this blond sen-
ior. Good luck in the future, "John-
ny."
Activities: Football 2.

ELIZABETH SIANO
203 Florence Roa<
Business

Hailing from' Noi/th Junior,
brown-eyed "Betty" loves the kids
at W.H.S., especially her friends,
Claire, Paula, and Joan. Attending
English class and eating pizza stand
high on her list of favorites. Good
luck always to this friendly senior!

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CAROL SILVA

19 Aberdeen Avenue

Distributive Education

Carol -can usually be spotted with
her friends, Gail, Richie, and Mary
. . . enjoys her favorite pastimes,
swimming, bowling, and miniature
golf. Room decorating class in the
Distributive Ed course and retail-
ing interest Carol the most, and
she looks forward to IBM school
after graduation.

Activities: DECA 4; Main Office Staff
3; Equestrian Club 3.

E. CARSON SKINNER
205 Brown Street
College II

"Buzz," a former South Junior-
ite, spends his leisure time in the
art room or tinkering with cars.
Ritchie, Jimmy, and Billy verify
the fact that his favorite food is
fried clams. This blue-eyed senior
enjoys his Math class with Mr. Fo-
ley. We are sure that "Buzz" will
do well in the future.

CYNTHIA SKOTLAND

31 Circle Drive

College II

Cheerful "Cindy" likes roller

skating, dancing, and bowling with

her friends, Bonnie, Tina, and

Mouse. Personal Typing, steak, and

the 2:30 bell also rank highly with

this Lexington Street Junior High

Alumna. Cynthia plans to become

a telephone operator. Good luck!

Activities: Cafeteria Staff 4; Mr. Mo-
rang's Office Staff 4

WENDY SLATER
31 Manning Road
Honors

"Wen" is happiest when she is
sailing or attending our football
games. "The Gang" all agree that
English and fried clams make her
blue eyes sparkle, but mid-years
and finals bring a frown. When
not attending a Latin Club meet-
ing, she can be found working on
the Senior Play and Talent Show
business staffs. We all wish Wendy
the best of luck at college.

Activities: Senior Play 4, Business Chair-
man 4; Talent Show 4, Business Chair-
man 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4;
Pep Squad 2, 3, 4.

DONALD SMITH
152 Riverview Street
College II

Brown-eyed "Donnie," we find,
spends most of his time with Char-
lie and Leith — either taking cars
apart or playing pool. This South
Junior alumnus is one of thousands
of omnivorous students at W.H.S.
(That is, he'll eat anything!). Al-
though "Donnie" has no definite
future plans, we're sure he'll do
well in whatever he tries.

CYNTHIA SMALL

127 Hardy Pond Road
College I

Blonde "Cindy" can often be
seen cheering for W.H.S. Best
friends, Jane, Lynda, and Clank,
can testify that rallies and English
class are at the top of this peppy
senior's list of favorites. Her fu-
ture plans include college. Good
luck, "Cindy."

Activities: Cheerleader 3, 4; Pep Squad
2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Talent
Show 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4.

GORDON SMITH
6 Alderwood Road
College I

"Gordie," who hails from Lex-
ington Street Junior High, enjoys
history and studies best at W.H.S.
"Whoopie Do!" he is often heard
shouting to Dave and Scott as he
hurries to the swimming pool or
the hockey rink. Best wishes for
your college career, Gordon!

CAREN SMELLEDGE

87-2 Lyman Street
College I

"You know," says "Ca," to Di,
Mouse, and Sandy, "the kids at
W.H.S. are great!" Besides the
kids, Caren likes her history class-
es. Now if only the lunches
weren't so crowded, Caren would
be completely happy. Outside of
school her spare time is spent
painting and drawing. After grad-
uation, Caren would like to be-
come a nurse.

Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4;
Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Chem-
istry Club 4; Mr. Belliveau's Office
3, 4.

BRENDA SMITH
416 Wyman Street
Honors

"Got anything to eat?" asks

"Bren." A very active senior, she

likes math and Mr. May best at

W.H.S. When she's not horseback

riding, she's eating bagels with Bill,

Franz, and "The Gang," or yelling

cues to the Senior Play Cast. We

all know this witty girl will do

well in college.

Activities: Senior Club 2, 3, 4; Talent
Show 3, 4; Senior Play 4; National
Honor Society 3, 4; Mirror Business
Staff 4.

JACQUELINE SMITH
335 Newton Street
College II

Steak, pizza, art and cafeteria
studies are all "great," according
to "Checks," but gym showers are
all wet! Carol, Gail, and Susan
tell us that this brown-eyed senior
plans to visit Germany after grad-
uation. Auf Wiedersehen and V'tel
Gluck, "Jackie" !

Activities: Pep Squad 2; Red Cross
Representative 2.

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ing gum. Oke thi/ig 0he dislikes at
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a situation we'll try to remedy.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Junior
Prom 3; Chorus 3.

JOHN SOZANSKI
123 Lakeview Avenue
Vocational

John came to W.H.S. from Lex-
ington Street Jr. High . . . shouts,
"Hand it up" to best friends, Al,
Rick, and Swede, on the way to
gym or the cafe . . . confesses a
weakness for subs . . . plans to
work with cars after graduation.
Activities: Talent Show 3, 4.

SUSAN SPARKS
121 Worcester Lane
College I

"I'll tell you later," says "Sue"
to Margie, Sandy, and Maureen, but
there are no strings attached to the
fact that this senior loves to play
the guitar as well as ski and sew.
English with Miss Tabor is a fa-
vorite with Sue at W.H.S. Future
plans include attending a small lib-
eral arts college.

Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4;
Ski Club 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4;
Glee Club 2, 3, 4.

PETTER STEEN
109 Worcester Lane
College I

Tall, blond Petter is the W.H.S.
exchange student from Norway. An
avid ski enthusiast, Petter is treas-
urer of the Ski Club and accom-
panies them on their week-end ex-
cursions. Petter, who finds W.H.S.
students friendly, especially enjoys
candybars, math, and "The Gang."
This lad plans to follow in the
steps of his parents and become
a doctor.

Activities: Cross Country 4; Ski Club 4,
Treasurer 4.

RICHARD STEVENS
81 Ellery Road
College I

Off in a cloud of dust is "Dick"
on his red Vespa! Popular "Dick"
enjoys track meets and the dis-
missal bell most at Waltham High.
Friends tell us that his eyes light
up at the mention of skiing, rid-
ing, or swimming. He wishes the
lunches weren't so crowded, though,
and "Why isn't lobster on the
menu?" College is next in line.

Activities: Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country
3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3;
Band 2, 3, 4.

RICHARD SPECTER
18 Bryant Road
College II

Laughing and talking while walk-
ing to his physics class is "Spec's"
favorite pastime. This green-eyed,
happy senior also loves working on
cars in his spare time. We join his
friends, Rod, George, and Walter,
in wishing him good luck!

DAVID SPICER

36 Copley Avenue
College I

President of his Youth Fellow-
ship and active in De Molay,
"Dave" comes from Lexington
Street Junior High . . . enjoys Mr.
Lynch's Math IV class . . . shares
stuffed shrimp with Gordie, John,
and Gator . . . relaxes with water
skiing and hunting . . . plans to
work eventually in the Air Force
Dental Corps.

Activities: Rifle Club 3; Language Lab
Assistant 3, 4.

ROBERT STEVENS
60 Fiske Street
College I

"Bob," a former North Juniorite,
likes Mr. Lynch's Math IV class
best at W.H.S. Frank, Bruce, and
Walt will tell you that he enjoys
playing hockey, but his homework
load limits his spare time. "Bob"
hopes to enter a business school
after graduation.

ANITA STEWART
Al Clark Street
College II

"Oh, sugar!" yells "Nickie" to
Andi, Sue, and Linda as she runs
from lunch to a study or to Eng-
lish class. Track meets, swimming,
and sewing take up much of this
talkative senior's time. After grad-
uation, "Nickie" plans to attend
a secretarial school.

Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4; Talent Show
3, 4- Senior Play Usherette 4; English
Office Staff 2, 3, 4.

DONNA STITT
88 Plympton Street
Stenographic

This vivacious girl, a former stu-
dent at North Junior High, delights
in eating fried clams. Dancing is
high on her list of interests, along
with bookkeeping and friends, Mar-
sha and Marion. Donna has fond
remembrances of studies with Mrs.
Shirley and hopes to attend a busi-
ness college. Best of luck in the
future.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3; Talent Show
4.

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DOUGLAS SULLIVAN

25 Harland Road
College I

In his spare time, "Doug" can
be found playing golf with Tom,
Fred, and Bob. Math with Mr.
Foley rates highly with him, but
those short hectic lunch periods are
at the bottom of his list. This for-
mer North Juniorite hopes to at-
tend college after graduation. Best
of luck, "Doug," in whatever field
you choose!

Activities: Mirror Sports Editor 4; Senior
Play 4; Talent Show 4; Golf Team
3, 4; Audio-Visual Staff 4.

DEXTER STONE
167 Rose Hill Way
College I

"Dex," who comes to us from
North Junior, likes history best
at W.H.S. Skip, Warren, and Greg
tell us that his blue eyes light up
at the mention of steak. College is
next in line for "Dex." Good luck
always !

Activities: Track 3; Red Cross Rep-
resentative 2.

SHARON SULLIVAN
6 Hemlock Terrace
College I

"Hey guys!" says blue-eyed Sha-
ron to her friends, Judy, Jill, and
Janice, on her way to a basketball
or football game. The college-
bound senior, who comes to us
from Lexington Street Junior High,
likes Typing class with Mr. Tyner
best at W.H.S. Good luck, Sharon!

Activities: Waltham Youth Council 3, 4;
Talent Show 2, 3, 4- Maroon Squad 4;
Junior Prom Committee 3; Pep Squad
2, 3.

PETER STRAGGAS

75 Maple Street
College I

"Greek" considers democracy,
Mr. Lynch' s Math classes, and
studies the highest points in our
curriculum. English classes and ses-
sions are tied for the lowest point.
This brown-haired, brown-eyed
W.H.S. senior plans to attend
Franklin Tech, and study automo-
tive technology.

ELOISE SWAN
14 Crafts Street
College II

"That's the way the cookie crum-
bles," says "Ellie" to Nancy, Mar-
tha, and Joyce when referring to
the long stairways we have to climb
at W.H.S. When not enjoying her
favorite food, hamburgers, she can
be seen engaged in her favorite pas-
time, art. After graduation from
college, "Ellie" hopes to become
a teacher.

Activities: F.T.A. 4; Library Council 4;
Chorus 2, 3, 4; Knitting Club 3: Mr.
Belliveau's Office Staff 4.

THOMAS STRECK
138 Florence Road
College I

Active in DeMolay, "Tom's" fa-
vorites include Math class with
Mr. Lynch, fried chicken, and lunch
with friends, Fred, Doug, and Rod-
ney. Outside of school, golfing and
bowling are considered tops. Fu-
ture plans for this North Junior
graduate include attending college.
Good luck, "Tom."

Activities: Senior Play 4; Talent Show
4; Audio-Visual 4.

GALE SWANSON
222 Worcester Lane
College II

"Don't be too sure!" Gale warns
Susan, Mary, and Pattie as the girls
tackle a lobster dinner. "Gay," as
this peppy hockey cheerleader is
called, hails from Chapel Hill and
Lexington St. Junior High. Fondest
memories of W.H.S. will always
include the Talent Show, and we
will always remember Gale's beau-
tiful voice. She plans to go into
show business.

Activities: Hockey Cheerleader 3, 4;
Talent Show 2, 3, 4.

PAUL SWANSON
117 Edgewater Drive
Vocational

"Swanee" enjoys W.H.S. assem-
blies best, according to Richard,
Charlie, and James . . . fried chic-
ken, boats, and cars are his fa-
vorites . . . North Junior sent him
to us . . . plans a career in car-
pentry or the Navy. Best of luck,
Paul!

ROGER TAMBASCIA
239 River Street
Vocational

Brown-eyed "Tambo" wishes ses-
sions weren't handed out so of-
ten. His friends, Joe, Emile, and
Greg, tell us that football rallies
and lunch rate highly with this
senior, whose favorite food is steak.
Good luck in the future, "Tambo."

RENO SWANSON

234 Prospect Hill Road
Vocational

"You've got a point there!"
shouts Reno to friends, Jim, Sandy,
and Jim, as he works on his fa-
vorite hobby, cars. Theory, shop,
and Chinese food stand high on his
list of favorites, but he dislikes the
session room most. After gradua-
tion, Reno will attend prep school.

KATHLENE TAYLOR
12 Rockridge Road
Business

"Kathy" enjoys English classes
best at W.H.S. This fried-clam
lover can usually be seen at as-
semblies with her friends, Chuck,
Ellie, and Betty. We wish you the
best of luck in the future, "Kathy,"
because we know you deserve it.

GEORGE SWARTZ
24 Loretta Road
College II

George's favorite hobby is hav-
ing a good time . . . best pals are
Mike, Benny, and Larry . . . fond-
est memory of W.H.S. will be the
student rallies after lunch ... fa-
vorite saying: "Have another one."
Best of luck, George, and may suc-
cess be yours.

PATRICIA TEXEIRA

74 Mokema Avenue
Business

"Tex" came to us from L.S.J. H.
"I don't want to hear it," she
remarks to Pam, Liz, and Sue,
when they mention sessions. Swim-
ming and drawing fill up the
spare time of "Tex." Rallies are
among the favorite activities of
this brownhaired gal. Her future
plans include business school.

Activities: Talent Show 4; Clinic Staff
4; Main Office Staff 3, 4.

GEORGE SWIFT
40 Colonial Avenue
Honors

Blond, blue-eyed George enjoys
his chemistry class at Brandeis and
Math IV. A lover of lobster and
Chinese food, "Swifty" will often
tell other members of "The Gang"
to "take the 4:27." This bright
student likes tennis and swimming
and is very active at W.H.S. George
plans to major in Chemical En-
gineering at M.I.T.

Activities: National Honor Society 3. 4;
Mirror Sports Editor 4; German Club
2, 3. 4; Math Club 2, 3. 4; Tennis
Team 4.

BARBARA THOMAS

14 Hagar Street
College 11

Active "Tom" came to us from
South Junior. She enjoys Eng-
lish with Mr. Prohovich (along
with chasing a certain "H.R.") the
most at W.H.S. A lover of Chinese
Chop Suey, Barbara can often be
seen at F.T.A. meetings. Mary,
Maureen, and Mary Anne will tell
you that "Tom" hopes to attend
a state college. Good luck, "Barb"!

Activities: F.T.A. 3. 4, President 4; Pep
Squad 2, 3, 4; Maroon Squad 4; Junior
Prom Committee 3: Main Office Staff 1.

CHARLES TIRONE
30 Beech Street
College II

"Chuckie" rates English with
Miss Daily "cherry." This friendly
lad willingly shares steak dinners
with his friends, Steve, John, and
Bill, but he balks at accompanying
them to democracy class. An educa-
tion at college is next in his future.
Best of luck always !
Activities: Latin Club 2.

JOHN TROMBLEY
46-C Prospect Hill Road
College II

"No, no, no!" cries handsome
"Jackie" as he awakens on Mon-
day mornings, but he says, "Yes,
yes, yes!" when speaking of fried
clams and math classes. This athletic
blond hopes to become a State Po-
lice Officer. Best of luck, always,
John!

Activities: Football 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4;
Baseball 4.

JOHN TOOHIL
836 Trapelo Road
Technical

"Tui," the popular captain of
the W.H.S. Rifle Team, likes math
best. He can be found with Joe,
Don, Joe, and other "Savage
Brothers," either hunting or lift-
ing weights. "Shazam!" is his cry
as he runs to get a pizza in his
famous "Tank." Good luck to this
active senior!

Activities: Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Captain
4; Rifle Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Track
2, 3, 4; Crimson Key 4.

DONNA TOTAGRANDE
25 Circuit Lane
College I

"You must be kidding!" shouts
"Don" to Judy, Carolyn, and
Claire on the way to a football
game. Her friends tell us that she
loves typing and lunch, and likes
occasional excitement in the school.
She aims for Katherine Gibbs Sec-
retarial School after graduation.
Best of luck, Donna !

Activities: Talent Show 2; Pep Squad
2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Language Lab
Assistant 2; Newspaper Staff 3.

JANE TYMAN

275 College Farm Road

College II

See that girl taking a red and

white cheerleading outfit out of

her locker? That's Jane Tyman,

who came to W. H. S. from

L.SJ.H.S. Lynda and Mek agree

with this future X-ray technician

that football and basketball games

are great, but that there's too little

time to get to classes. Good luck

in the future, "Chas" !

Activities: Student Council 4, Girls'
Vice-President 4; Cheerleader 3, 4;
Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Maroon Squad 3,
4; Waltham Youth Council 3, 4.

DONALD UHLIN
525 Lexington Street
College I

Mr. Lynch's Math class rates tops

with this active member of the Rifle

Team. We hear from Taylor and

John that when he's not enjoying

his favorite food, roast beef, he's

"having a blast" scuba diving. This

college-bound senior plans to enter

either Lowell Tech or Northeastern.

Good luck, "Donnie" !

Activities: Rifle Club 2, 3, 4; Rifle
Team 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 4; Audio-
Visual 2, 3.

GARY TRAVIS

513 Lexington Street
College II

"Hello, date," shouts "Tram-
pus" to his friends, Wayne, Dave,
and Pete, on his way to his favorite
class, English. Ice-skating and base-
ball top this blue-eyed senior's list
of favorite extra-curricular activ-
ities. After graduation, "Trampus"
plans to study at the Boston Con-
servatory of Music.

Activities: German Club 2, 3 4; Ski
Club 4.

FRANK VAGLICA

22 Myrtle Street
Business

If you hear the sound of drums,
you can be sure it's Frank, joined
by Charlie, Steve, and Bill. Frank
likes lunch best at W. H. S., es-
pecially if veal cutlets are served.
His main complaint is the stifling
heat in the new building during
the summer months. Frank's future
includes a career in accounting.

ROLAND VANARIA
18 Washington Avenue
College I

"Roily" likes attending Italian

class with Mr. Collura the best

at W.H.S., as well as eating a big

dish of ravioli. His plans for the

immediate future include college,

and we wish him the best of luck

in his college career.

Activities: Italian Club 3, 4; Language
Lab Assistant 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4.

LINDA VAUTOUR

39 Fiske Street
Stenographic

When Linda is not in school en-
joying her typing classes, she can
usually be found at the stable with
friends, Janie, Eva, and Gary. An
avid horseback rider, Linda is the
President and manager of our rid-
ing club. She plans to attend a
horsemanship school after gradua-
tion.

Activities: Riding Club 3, 4, President
3, 4.

JOHN VANDERLINDEN
254 River Street
Vocational

A South Junior alumnus, "Van"
enjoys shop and lunch at W.H.S.
Jim, Bob, and Paul agree this blond
senior is happiest working under
cars or eating bear tongue sand-
wiches. He plans to enter the service
after graduation. Good luck, John.

SUSAN VANDER WYK
29 Wetherbee Road
Honors

Blonde, blue-eyed "Sue" spon-
taneously remarks, "That's cute,"
when something pleases her, as
friends, Linda, Andi, and Barbara,
know. "Sue's" favorite subject is
English with Miss Tabor. High-
lighting her hobbies are sports and
sewing. "Sue" frowns when school
lunches are mentioned, but bubbles
enthusiastically when her future
plans at Bridgewater State College
are discussed.

Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4;
F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4,
Vice-President 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Lan-
guage Lab Assistant 2, 3, 4.

ALBERTO VELELLA
169 Newton Street
Business

"Howhaya," says this spaghetti
and meatballs lover to his friends,
Jim, Joe, and Jerry, on his way
to bookkeeping class. Al comes to
us from South Junior. When asked
what he likes about W. H. S. he
replies, "The kids." Good luck
with your future in business school !

PATRICIA VENO

30 Hiawatha Avenue
Stenographic

"Patsy" enjoys typing at W. H. S.
. . . can be found eating Italian
food with Linda, Dianne, and Jerry
. . . mutters "That's the breaks,"
in shorthand class . . . eyes a sec-
retarial job after graduation. Good
luck in the future.
Activities: Talent Show 4.

ROSARIE VASILE

701 South Street
Stenographic

Here comes "Ro", the competent
captain of our hockey cheerleaders.
When not cheering our team to
victory, she can be found eating
lasagna with Betty, Priscilla, and
Kathy. "Check ya later!" says "Ro"
as she climbs the stairs to her
"steno" class. Her hazel eyes would
shine more brightly if there were
no homework at W.H.S.
Activities: Hockey Cheerleader 3, 4
Captain 4; Class Treasurer 4; Business
""ice Staff 4; Mirror Clerical Staff 4.

LINDA VIENNEAU
77 Central Street
Stenographic

Brown-haired, brown-eyed Linda
enjoys nothing better than Chinese
food with friends, Ruth, Anne, and
Jane. Her favorite pastimes include
collecting records and stuffed ani-
mals. She hopes to attend business
school next" year. Good luck in your
plans for the future, Linda!

Activities: Pep Squad 2; Mirror Clerical
Staff 4.

BARBARA VIGUE
15 Baldwin Road
Stenographic

Friendly, blue-eyed "Barb" es-
pecially likes attending Mrs. Bow-
man's English class with all her
friends at W.H.S. She hopes to be
a secretary next year, and we know
that she will do fine. Good luck
always, "Barb" !

Activities: Mirror Clerical Staff 3, 4,
Clerical Editor 4; Mr. Levey's Office
Staff 3, 4; Main Office Staff 4.

MARTHA WAICKWICZ

11 Chester Lane

College II

Blue-eyed "Marty" likes to sew,

read, drive, and eat spaghetti with

her friends, Ida, Judy, and Marilyn.

She is a valuable asset to Rainbow

and several church groups. English

with Mr. Prohovich rates high on

her list of favorites. "Marty" plans

to attend college. Good luck!

Activities: F.T.A. 3, 4; Main Office
Staff 3, 4.

JOANNE VINCI

130 Willow Street
Stenographic

English class with Mrs. Willett
and the 2:30 bell rate highly with
this pretty, brown-eyed senior. This
former South Juniorite can often
be found eating subs with friends,
Carole, Marie, and Jean. Good luck
at business school, Joanne.
Activities: Pep Squad 2.

DAVID WALSH

42 Arcadia Avenue
College I

"How 'bout that?" quips popular

Dave to Ron, Al, and Joe on the

way to Brigham's for some ice

cream. Dave's many friends tellus

that he enjoys Mr. Fitz's Math class

best, and that his hobbies include

his short-wave radio, cars, and girls.

A future in electronic technology

is in store for Dave. Best of luck

to one of W.H.S.'s best.

Activities: German Club 2, 3; Language
Lab Assistant 2, 3; Audio-Visual 2, 3;
Student Council 2, 4; Talent Show 4.

GERARD VITTI
1 1 Loretta Road
College II

Gerard came to W.H.S. from
South Junior . . . favorite subject
is physics . . . likes coin collecting.
He can often be found with Brian,
George, or Don, playing whist or
doing "zeetz." "Jerry" wishes there
were more teachers for all the stu-
dents at W.H.S. Gerard Z. (for
"Zeetz") Vitti plans to become a
college biologist or chemist.
A tivities: Mirror Art Staff 4.

KATHLEEN WALSH
19 Farwell Street
College II

"I don't believe it!" exclaims

"Kathy" to Patty, Lynda, and Judy

over a Chinese meal or a juicy

steak. This auburn-haired South

Juniorite enjoys Mr. Prohovich's

English class but isn't too happy

in gym or third lunch. Lots of luck

to "Kathy" as an interior decorator!

Activities: Pep Squad 2; Student Coun-
cil 3.

KENNETH VON THADEN

19 Jacqueline Road
College I

"Ken," who came to W.H.S.
from Chicago, 111., can often be
quoted as saying "Hi, ya, Bub!"
to friends, Phil, Mike, and Rich.
A lover of French, Ken tells us
that his favorite food is filet mi-
gnon. He enjoys playing pool and
doing "Zeetz." He plans to attend
college.
Activities: Baseball 2; Basketball 2.

SALLY WALSH

42 Arcadia Avenue
College I

Lexington Street Junior High do-
nated this blonde, blue-eyed senior,
who can usually be seen having a
good time at the football rallies
with Pat, Carol, and Karen. As-
semblies, lunch periods, and typing
class also rate "tops" with Sally.
Future plans *include college. Best
of luck always!

Activities: Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Pep
Squad 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee
3; Maroon Squad 4.

ALAN WAUGH

48 Dexter Street
College I

"Cooz's" blue eyes light up at
the thought of pizza or Mrs. Shir-
ley's English class. Most of his
spare time is spent playing basket-
ball with Greek, Lenny, and Ritzo.
He enjoys the excitement at W.H.S:
but dislikes the tests. "Cooz" plans
to attend either Bentley or Boston
College next fall.

DANIEL WEBSTER
403 Main Street
College II

Blue-eyed "Dan" comes to
W.H.S. from North Junior High.
Ronnie and Steve tell us that his
favorite subject is algebra and his
favorite food is a submarine sand-
wich. He looks forward to a ca-
reer in aeronautics after graduation.
Best of luck, "Dan" !

JANE WEATHERBEE

247 Warren Street
College II

This blue-eyed student, coming
to us via Lexington Junior High,
likes her English class with Mr.
Prohovich and dislikes the traffic
rules at W.H.S. Jane, Patty, and
Ann will tell you that "Janie" loves
subs, swimming, and horseback rid-
ing. Jane hopes to attend college;
we wish her luck in the future.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Latin Club
2; French Club 2; Maroon Squad 4.

ANNE WEINER
100 Parmenter Road
College II

"How about some roast beef or
ice cream?" says brown-haired
Anne to friends, Phil, Jane, and
Phyl. She enjoys the sports and
the fire drills at W. H. S. but dis-
likes the food. English is this for-
mer South Juniorite's favorite sub-
ject. Anne hopes to attend college
in California after graduation.

Activities; Maroon Squad 4; Pep Squad
2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Talent
Show 4; French Club 2, 3.

DONNA WEAVER
215 River Street
Stenographic

"Charlie" yells "Big thrill," to

friends, Barb, Judy, and Barbie.

A career as a Naval Nurse is seen

in this friendly blonde's future.

Donna loves Bookkeeping with

Mrs. Dorin but dislikes the crowded

corridors and classes at W.H.S.

Best of luck always, Donna.

Activities: Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Junior
Prom Committee 3.

WILLIAM WEBB
14 Pond End Lane
College II

"All for one and one for all
and every man for himself!" "Bill"
( mumbles as he digs into a delicious
, lobster dinner with Pat, Greg, and
Bob. Bill enjoys skindiving and
hunting, outside of school, and his
[English class at W.H.S. Future
plans include Boston State College
and a career as an English teacher.

LINDA WELCH

67 Fiske Avenue
College I

If school were all history classes
with Mrs. Huszti, homeroom per-
iods or lunches with Paul, Cissy,
and Andi, Linda would be in heav-
en. Unfortunately, she has to put
up with cafeteria pizza and gym.
This brown-eyed senior, who came
to W.H.S. from North Junior,
plans to attend secretarial or mod-
eling school after graduation.

Activities: Student Council 4; F.T.A.
3; Latin Club 2; Mirror Business Staff
4; Pep Squad 3.

JANET WENCIS
44 Hamilton Road
Honors

Remember that tall blonde prac-
ticing Electra in the cafeteria? It
was theatrical Janet, who looks
back fondly on Mrs. Keenan's Latin
class and the rotating schedule, but
can't stand the 7-period day and
crowded corridors. Sue and Barbara
tell us that blue-eyed Janet hopes
to major in speech and drama at
Catholic University.

Activities: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; De-
bating Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2. 3, 4.

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JOAN WHALEN
155 Prospect Hill Road
Business

"Joanie" comes to us via
L.SJ.H. This brown-eyed blonde
can be found eating fried clams
with friends, Joanne, Betty, and
Susan. Swimming and sleeping take
up her spare time. Business school
is in the future for this senior. Best
of luck, Joan.

MARCIA WHEELER

I63V2 Chestnut Street
Distributive Education

Marcia's blue eyes light up when
friends, Sandy, Marcia, and Pat,
mention eating lunch, preferably
Chinese food, or going to English
class. Marcia enjoys sewing and
reading in her spare time. She plans
to go into retailing after gradua-
tion. Best of luck !
Activities: Pep Squad 2; DECA 4.

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JOHN WHALEN
144 Lakeview Avenue
Business

"Whalo" enjoys going hunting
and fishing with his friends, Ralph,
Willie, and Larry. When asked
what he likes about Waltham High,
he replies, "The girls!" He dislikes
the cafeteria lunches and the scar-
city of school rallies. John plans
to go to Bentley College of Ac-
counting.

SUSAN WHELAN
1180 Main Street
Business

Active "Whelan" can be found
bowling, swimming, horseback
riding, or dancing when not eating
clams and Chinese food with friends
Karen, Trisha, and Dianne. Democ-
racy class rates highly with this
future secretary. Best of luck in
the future, Susan.

Activities: Clinic Staff 4; Class Day
Usherette 3; Folk Song Club 3; Pep
Squad 2.

PAMELA WHALEN
58 Tolman Street
College II

"Pam" especially enjoys lunch

periods at W.H.S., but not the food.

She prefers a snack of pizza and

Hydrox with Nancy, Caroline, and

Lynn. Skiing and horseback riding

rank highly with this college-bound

senior. She enjoys typing with Mr.

Tyner best and says of her other

classes, "What the heck!"

Activities: Maroon Squad 4; Junior
Prom Committee 3; French Club 2, 3;
F.T.A. 2, 3; Talent Show 2, 3, 4.

JUDITH WHEELER

17 Chester Lane
Business

Friendly, cheerful "Judy" is of-
ten seen participating in a variety of
sports with Martha, Pat, and Ida.
She plans to attend I.B.M. School
after graduation. We wish you the
best of luck in everything you do,
"Judy" !

Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volley-
ball 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Archery
2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM WHELAN
31 Gregory Street
Vocational

Roger, Ray, and Reg agree that
"Sonny" knows almost everything
about a machine. Teachers and the
2:30 dismissal bell make him smile.
The future sees "Sonny" employed
in the machine trade. Good luck,
"Sonny," in anything you choose
to do.

WAYNE WHITFORD
564A Lexington Street
College II

Craig, Richard, and Kenny all
know Wayne's pet peeve is one-way
stairways, but Mr. O'Brien's Ge-
ometry class rates highly on his
list, as do turkey and waterskiing.
College is in the future for this
senior. Good luck always, Wayne!

FREDERICK WILDER

23 Caldwell Road
College II

Democracy and homeroom pe-
riods rate highly with "Fred." Ac-
tive in DeMolay, he can also be
found devouring steak with his
friends, Tom, Doug, and Jack. His
future plans include a career in ac-
counting. Good luck "Fred," and
may success be yours.
Activities: Basketball 2, 3.

DONNA WILSON

87 Lincoln Street
College II

The aroma of fried clams brings
a sparkle into this senior's eyes. Her
friends, Steve, Grace, and Eloise,
tell us that mountain climbing is
her favorite sport. This former St.
Mary's student hopes to continue
her education after graduation.

WILLIAM WILEY, JR.
34 Wildwood Lane
Technical

"Take a break," says "Wig"
as he rushes off to a physics lab.
Hey Mac, C.B. and Toy Crane tell
us that "Bill" spends his time
woodworking, skiing, or swimming,
and that his blue eyes light up at
the mention of lobster. An engineer-
ing college is next in line for
"Wig."

Activities: Ski Club 2, 4; Track 2, 3,
4; Talent Show 2, 4; Senior Play 4.

MARTHA WILSON
6 Woodlawn Avenue
College II

"Marty" confesses that her Al-
gebra class with Mr. Fitzgerald will
always remain in her fondest mem-
ories of W.H.S. "Oh rats!" she
wails to Nancy, Eloise, and Joyce
when she sees the crowds rush to
the cafeteria. A career in nursing
lies ahead for "Marty." Best of
luck.

Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Latin
Club 2, 3, 4; Library Council 4, Treas-
urer 4.

MAUREEN WILLIAMS
66-D Hansen Road
College II

"You want to go to my locker?"
is "Willy's" favorite expression.
If she's not at her locker, she's
bowling with Barb, Ida, and Mar-
| tha. Trigonometry and Solid Ge-
ometry with Mr. Foley, chemistry
classes, and fire drills are among
her favorites at W.H.S. Future
plans include marriage. Good luck,
"Moe" !

SCOTT WOODMAN

53 Hawthorne Road
College I

"For Crazy!' is "Woodys" an-
swer to what he thinks of fried
clams and Mr. Lynch. Hailing from
Lexington Street Junior High,
"Woody" doesn't like homework,
but his friends, John, Gordy, and
Nick know he'll succeed in col-
lege.

CHALLIS WILSON
6 Woodlawn Avenue
College II

Bill, Len, and Joe tell us that
"Skip" is in favor of "advancing
the cause of shrewsberries." A for-
mer member of both Lexington

l Street and North Junior Highs, he
enjoys Math and periods in the

! Audio Visual room at W.H.S. Bas-
ketball, football, and DeMolay rate
highly with "Skip". College is in
his future.

Activities: Senior Play 4; Talent Show
3, 4; German Club 2, 3, 4; Crimson
Key 4; Audio Visual Staff 4, Secretary 4.

BRUCE YEAMANS
103 Temple Road
College I

"Norm" comes to us via Lexing-
ton Street Junior High. This sen-
ior can be seen walking to math
class or eating steak with Scott,
George, and John. He sets his green
eyes toward college life at Univer-
sity of Massachusetts. Best of luck
in whatever you choose to do.
Activities: Football 3, 4.

NANCY RUSSELL
26 Park Street
Stenographic

Green-eyed "Nance" will always
remember English at W.H.S. and
the fun she had with Tony, Caro-
line, Erlene, and Pam. This like-
able senior loves the dismissal bell,
but the cafeteria food bothers her.
Nancy is thinking about secretarial
duties in the future.

Activities: Student Council Representative
3; Red Cross Representative 3; Mirror
Representative 4.

MARY ANN ZAMMUTO
304 River Street
College II

Move over, here comes "Zam-
utes" in her car. Janice, Barb, and
Karen will tell you that Mary Anne
likes any and all Italian dishes, and
her English class with Mrs. Shirley.
Having a locker so far from her
homeroom is just "unbelievable" to
this South Junior graduate. Her
future goal is teaching in an ele-
mentary school.

Activities: Student Council 2, 3; Junior
Prom Committee 3; Mirror Homeroom
Representative 3, 4; Senior Play 4;
Maroon Squad 4.

JUDITH YOUNG
16 Brewster Road
College II

Blue-eyed "Judie" enjoys talking
in study classes and the dismissal
bell most at W.H.S. "Cut it out!"
says "Judie" to Ellie, Feffi, and
Kathy, as she runs to democracy.
Anyone for spaghetti and meat-
balls? After Newman Prep and col-
lege she hopes to become a criminal
lawyer.

Activities: Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Senior-
Play 2, 3, 4; Maroon Squad 4; Mirror
Business Staff 4; Pep Squad 2.

JOSEPH ZIELINSKI

189Vz Newton Street
College I

"Joe," who came to our school
via South Junior High, likes Eng-
lish and Russian classes best at
W.H.S. Future plans include at-
tending an art school after gradua-
tion and eventually entering into
a naval career. We all wish you the
best of luck always.
Activities: Russian Club 3, 4.

JUDITH ZACCAGNINI

51 Florence Road
College I

Petite "Judy" loves the friend-
liness of the kids at W.H.S. most
of all. Terry, Irene, and Brenda
will tell you that her favorite- sub-
ject is history. "Do you know what
I mean?" explains "Judy" when she
talks about the crowded conditions
at W.H.S. "Judy" will make good
use of her hobby, sewing, as a
Home Economics teacher.

Activities: Mirror Subscription Editor 4;
Mirror Homeroom Representative 2; Tal-
ent Show 3, 4, Costume Director 4;
Youth Council 3, 4; National Honor
Society 4.

BARBARA ZILINSKAS
41 Villa Street
Honors

The alumna of North Junior
finds Advanced Biology the most
interesting class in her curriculum.
Jane, Marcia, and Laila confirm
"Barb's" favorite hobbies to be
sewing, reading, and traveling.
"Barb's" blue eyes sparkle at the
thought of fried clams and a, biology-
major in college.

v Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4;
j>>X Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club
URJ4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Student Council 3.

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ROBERT ARSENAULT
60 Turner Street
Vocational

Cheerful "Bob," a former North
Juniorite, likes to draw and to go
fishing with his friends, Tony, Joey,
and Kim. This fellow hopes to join
the Navy after graduation from
Waltham High. Best of luck al-
ways, "Bob," and happy sailing!

JUDITH GRIFFIN
15 Barbara Road
Stenographic

"Hey kids!" shouts "Judy" as
she sees her friends, Pauline, Cathie,
and Sally. This energetic senior
really goes for talent shows and
pancakes, but crowded lunches are
definitely off her list. Future plans
for "Judy" include a secretarial
job after graduation. Best of luck
always !

Activities: Talent Show 3, 4; Student
Council 3.

FRANK CHIASSON

70 Church Street
College I

"Curry" comes to us via St.
Mary's. Meeting friends at Tony's
with Mac, Ralph, and Tom after
2:30 makes the day worthwhile.
This brown-eyed senior looks for-
ward to a career as an aeronautical
technician.

ANTHONY GULLOTTI
90 Chester Lane
College II

Democracy class rates highly with
"Tony" . . . ravioli and meatballs
make a perfect combination . . .
enjoys English with Mr. Prohovich
and hollering "Ya, you sure did!"
to Bob, John, and Jim . . . looks
forward to graduation and then a
job with a business firm. Good
luck!

JANICE CORMIER
17 Vernon Street
College I

"Jan" enjoys going to dances
with her friends, Chickie, Janet,
and Judy. Math classes and home-
room periods with Miss Peck rate
high on "Jan's" list of favorites.
This former North Juniorite looks
forward to college next fall and
we know she'll be successful there.

FREDERICK DOWCETT
65 Grove Street
Business

Hailing from North Junior,
"Dreek" likes to work on cars and
: eat fried clams. "Ya, right!" is his
cry while walking down the cor-
ridors with Ron, Wayne, and Keene
on his way to democracy class. He
plans to attend Business School
after W.H.S.

JOHN LUCAS
54 Myrtle Street
College II

If you ever meet an affable state
police officer, it may be "Luke,"
a pizza lover. You probably re-
member hearing him say, "Let's
go to Boston," whenever the situa-
tion arose. You can be sure he will
never give tickets to friends, Buzzy,
Buck, and Janet, or pass up an
opportunity to talk with the girls.

nancy Mclaughlin

9 Gardner Street
Business

"Dimples" comes to us from St.
Charles and enjoys Mrs. Bowman's
English class most at W.H.S. "Isn't
that cute?" she says to Barry, Mary,
and Kathi. Lunch rates highly with
"Dimples," whose hobbies include
dancing and eating. After gradua-
tion, she looks forward to a job in
a business office.
Activities: Pep Squad 3.

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KENNETH BISHOP
19 Dobbins Street
College II

Blue-eyed "Ken," accord-
ing to his friends, spends
his spare time performing
physics experiments on his
coin and stamp collections.
Physics, by the way, is his
favorite subject at Waltham
High. Although he has no
definite plans for the future,
we're sure "Ken" will do well
in whatever he tries.

BARBARA CARNEY

103 Milner Street
College II

"Dizzy" says, "Pardon me,"
to her friends, Pam, Tex, and
Tony, as she indulges in her
favorite food, tasty, eggplant
sandwiches. This blonde- blue-
eyed Miss loves playing foot-
ball and attending her democ-
racy classes. Best of luck at
college, Barbara!

Activities: Red Cross Representative
3; Maroon Squad 4; Pep Squad
2; Mirror Art Staff 3.

RICHARD FEGAN
59 Plympton Street
Business

"Mudd" likes the lunches
at W.H.S. the best, especially
if the menu features chicken.
"Don't worry about it," says
"Mudd" to Art, Dick, and Pete
when they complain about the
school in general. His future
plans include entering the serv-
ice.

ROBERT KELLY

84 Sartell Road
College II

Watch out! It's 2:30! Here
comes "Kell the Crasher," fol-
lowed by Bill, Tom, and Mike.
This witty senior finds time
to collect stamps, tropical fish,
and sea food dinners when he
isn't studying for his history
or biology classes. He hopes
to race down the corridors of
college next fall.
Activities: Ski Club 4.

PAUL BOLLES

44 Murray Street
Business

This blue-eyed senior can
be found devouring any kind
of food. Ricky tells us that
Paul is mechanically inclined
and enjoys bowling in his
spare time. Paul hopes to enter
the business world after grad-
uation. We wish him the best
of luck in the future.

THOMAS CONNORS
29 Hall Street
Vocational

If you hear "T. C." saying
"just fabulous," you can bet
he's talking about either stock
car racing or girls. This future
soldier also likes design class
with friends, Jim, Harvey, and
Jerry. Best of luck always,
"T. C," and may your life be
"just fabulous."
Activities: Swim Team 3.

JAMES FLAHERTY
21 Hobbs Brook Road
College II

"Jim" finds lunch a wel-
come break in the long school
day, but he wishes that chicken
would be served more often.
His friends, James, Gilli, and
Stephen, informed us that he
hopes to attend a prep school
next year. Good luck!

PATRICIA LENTINI
14 Russell Street
Business

"Oh, fish!" says "Pat" to
her friends, Judy, Marie, and
Carolyn, when she learns typ-
ing is next period. "Pat," who
comes to us from Hialeah
High, Miami, likes to play
tennis, swim, and dance, be-
sides attending shorthand
classes and munching on pizza.
"Pat" plans to go to business
college or to dancing school
after graduation.

ALAN BROOKS
21 Sanderson Road
College II

Hailing from Lexington
Street Junior High, "Al"
loves weight lifting and wres-
tling. "Oh, boy!" he shouts
to Vin, Tim, or Hop on his
way to his favorite subject,
biology. He plans to enter col-
lege after graduating from
W.H.S. Good luck, Alan!

Activities: Track Team 2, 3; Bi-
ology Club 4.

JOHN EDMUNDS
67 Cushing Street
Business

John's friends, Norm, Ed,
and Sal, will tell you that
"Etts" likes the cheerfulness
of all the teachers and students
at Waltham High, but he dis-
likes the Friday lunches. Fu-
ture plans include enlisting in
either the National Guard or
the Army. Good luck, John!

JOHN GALLIGAN

15 Walton Street
Vocational

"Jackie," who comes from
Lexington Street Junior High,
would rather eat steak than
the cafeteria food. He enjoys
math and can often be seen
with friends, Gerry, Bill, and
Wayne. John plans to further
his education in electronics af-
ter W.H.S.

STEPHEN MARRANO
167 Marquerite Avenue
Vocational

"Moose" comes to W.H.S.
from Medford. He loves shop,
the dismissal bell, and food.
He's happiest working on cars
and unhappiest getting up to
go to school. Joe, Tom, and
Gary know he'll succeed as
a mechanic. Good luck!

STEVEN CARMEL
11 Marie Avenue
College I

Hailing from North Junior,
"Chewy" enjoys art and will
always remember Mr. Lynch's
Math classes. Most of his time
is spent sailing or eating
swordfish with Debby, Ted, or
Dave. He hopes to attend the
Rhode Island School of De-
sign, and we know he'll do
well.
Activities: Chi Sigma Gamma 4

JOHN FARINA
171 Copeland Street
College II

A welcome gift from New-
ton Junior High is John, a
cheerful student whose fa-
vorite pastime is sitting in
study halls. His future plans
include service in the U. S.
Armed Forces. We wish you
much success in the future,
John!

DAVID GLIDDEN
56 Washington Avenue
Technical

Hunting and writing are
"Dave's" favorite pastimes
. . . loves Latin IV with Miss
Tellerico as friends, Bob, Ron,
and Jim will testify . . . lights
up at the mention of steak
. . . frowns at crowded cor-
ridors . . . sees service or col-
lege after graduation.

JOHN McAULIFFE
308 Crescent Street
College I

If you hear someone quot-
ing Latin in the halls, it's
probably "Mac," who comes
to W.H.S. from Boston Latin.
To all of you who think pe-
riods are getting too short,
cheer up! "Mac" thinks they're
still too long! After gradua-
tion, he plans to study account-
ing at Northeastern University.
We wish him the best of luck!

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BRUCE McCORRY
61 Stow Street
Vocational

Just mention the word
"steak" and Bruce is sure to
be there. Coming from North
Junior High, this senior enjoys
carpentry at W.H.S. He has
his future plans all cut out in
carpentry; he also plans to at-
tend Wentworth. "Lots of
luck," Bruce!

HELEN MURPHY
170 Chestnut Street
College II

"I could care," says
"Murph" to her friends, Bev-
erly, Evelyn, and Sally, as she
complains about the lack of
room in lunch. Coming to us
from St. Charles, Helen likes
ice skating, gym, Chinese food,
and studies in the cafeteria.
She plans to go to nursing
school in the fall.

GEORGIANA PUCHI

61 Woodland Road
Business

"Georgie" comes to W.H.S.
from Central High in Connec-
ticut, easily adapted to life
at W.H.S. She enjoys history
classes and eating spaghetti
with her friends, Linda and
Margaret. Office work and
loads of success lie ahead for
"Georgie." Good luck!

KATHERINE SARRO
7-B Hansen Road
College I

Dancing and skating are
among the favorite pastimes of
"Kathy." "Cmon," she shouts
to Laura, Linda, and Kathy
when struggling through the
crowded corridors of W.HS..
"Kathy' s" fondest memories
will be the kids and their
friendliness. We wish her the
best of luck in the teaching
profession.

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PATRICK McDANIEL
5 1 Florence Road
College II

"Mc D." can usually be
found laughing with his
friends, Roddy, Tom, and Paul.
Coming from North Junior
High, ,he ranks the gym pe-
riods at W.H.S. highest in his
book. We wish you the best
of luck, "Pat," in everything
you do.

STEPHEN NEWELL
98 Maple Street
Lexington
Vocational

"Steve" is happiest at
W.H.S. when he's at lunch or
in gym class with his buddies,
Tom, Dick, and Jack. When
someone mentions pizza, you
can be sure that he's around.
Good luck in whatever you
choose to do, "Steve."

JOSEPH RANDO

25 Rangeley Road
Vocational

"Where's Van Dutch?"
questions "Joe" while eating
home-made bread with friends,
Kim, Tiny, and Bob. His
brown eyes light up at the
thought of shop class. This
former South Juniorite is kept
busy with the retail clerk's
union, but he still finds time
to enjoy his hobby, building
cars. Good luck in the future !

JOHN SILVA
15 Copley Avenue
Vocational

Just mention fried clams
and "Jackie" is sure to be
around. Gym and shop pe-
riods rate high on his list of
favorites at W.H.S. Outside
of school he fixes cars, drives
stock cars, or plays pool with
Bob, Jim, and Bob. He plans
to work in the field of auto
body repair. Good luck,
"Jackie."

janice Mclaughlin

58 Auburn Street
Business

As you see "Jan" rushing
to her favorite class, Typing,
with Miss Mooney, you can
hear her give a friendly "hel-
lo" to her friends, Erlene, Pat,
and Jarce. This bubbling sen-
ior enjoys rallies most at
W.H.A. A secretarial career a-
waits Janice after graduation.

Activities: Pep Squad 3, 4; Mirror
Clerical Staff 4; Talent Show 2;
Data Processing 4.

JEANNITA PELLERIN
9 Hall Street
Business

"Frenchy" comes to W.H.S.
from Worcester, Mass. An
avid art lover, she admires the
choice of subjects and the
teachers at W.H.S. When she
isn't eating lobster, "Frenchy"
is drawing or dancing. Stella,
Sue, and Marcia know she'll
succeed in art school.

WALTER ROCHATKA
20 Montview Avenue
College II

"Walt" hails from Lexing-
ton Street Junior High
School. "Cool it," he can be
heard calling to Dick and Dave
over an extralarge submarine.
History ranks highest with this
boy, who plans to attend Bent-
ley College. Best of luck al-
ways, Walter!

ALBERT TOY
62 Temple Road
Vocational

"Al's" favorites at W.H.S.
are gym and shop. Outside of
school, submarine sandwiches
and cars rate first. He is often
found with Swede, Gigs, and
Mike. Future plans call for
auto body work. Best of luck
in the future, "Al."

GARRY E. MONTGOMERY

1324 Trapelo Road
College II

Blond-haired, blue-eyed

Garry comes to us from Lex-
ington Street Junior High. He
enjoys weightlifting and going
out at night with friends,
Leathe, George, and the Greek.
"Butch" likes English with
Mr. Collins and the 2:30 bell
best, but dislikes sessions at
W.H.S. Garry plans to enter
college after graduation. Well
"Butch," "chug-a-mug!"

MICHAEL PRATT
249 Prospect Hill Lane
Business

When it comes to food,
"Mike" eats anything and
everything. Linda tells us that
his favorite hobbies include
cars, bowling, and basketball.
This former Lexington Street
Juniorite enjoys his typing
class most. "Mike" hopes to
embark on a business career
after graduation.

PETER SANTANGELO
194 Barbara Road
College II

"Don't run over any Volks-
wagens!" shouts "Pete" to his
best friends, Dave and Gary.
Sports cars and "having a
good time" are favorite in-
terests of this student, who
came to us from Belmont
Junior High. Travel and
either college or the service
are included in his future
plans.

Activities: Audio-Visual Staff 2.

RICHARD YURKUS
140 Circle Drive
College II

"Don't knock it!" yells
"Yurk," referring to the cafe-
teria studies. His friends,
Bruce, Ed, and Sully, agree
that he enjoys U.S. history
class most and the crowded
lunches least. Steak and golf
rate highly with this tall,
blond senior. Good luck,
"Yurk."

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Candids

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Please let the Talent Show come
out all right.

Say man, wanna drag?

Look Ma, no head ! ! !

and it's first down.

Would either of you happen to have a lemon drop?

A bloomin' fountain

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Senior Play

First Row: Mary Hansberry, Tom Mullaney, David Burke, Betty Scheinfeldt, Lucia Maloney, Wendy Slater, Eddy May,
Debby Rose, Barbara Peterson, Irene Restieri, Miss Thornton, advisor. Second Row: Laila Salo, Karen Delfino, Brenda
Smith, William Alper, Terry Olivo, Brian Madden, Dick Leard, Linda Shaw, Barbara Phillips, Harmon Dunbar.

Ask Any Girl

The Class of 1965's Senior Play, Ask Any Girl, gave the ever-popular problems of the small town girl
in the big city an interesting twist: "Motivation Research." The audience well remembers the many
laughs of the evening — especially in the witty rivalry of Ada and Vince. The play, presented to a full house
on November 24, 1964, was directed by Eddy May. Special thanks is given to Miss Kathleen Thornton,
our faculty advisor.

Do you like spinach?

My own brother!

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Senior Prom

Mardi Gras

New Orleans could never have been more inviting than Mardi Gras, the Senior Prom of 1965. Sue Berrio
and the entire prom committee worked magic in transforming the cafeteria into a veritable fairyland of color
and costume. Our art committee presented us with what was whispered to be "the largest mural ever seen
at WHS." Each girl received a charm and mask as mementos of the never-to-be-forgotten evening of May
28, 1965.

"the largest mural . . ."

The Grand March

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Class Day

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6

The Embassy
Stage

Felicitas Meta Ultima

On the afternoon of June 7, 1965, the Class of 1965 assembled at the
Embassy Theater for its last formal gathering before graduation. The
highly polished and entertaining show was highlighted when the entire
class gave a standing ovation to Mr. Belliveau when he received the ded-
ication of the 1965 Mirror.

President Bob Connors

Mr. B

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Chi Ibaif Committee

Jane Barnes, Chairman

Pauline Beaver, Assistant

Patricia DiTommaso, Assistant

Neil Cane

Edna Gaudct

Robert Reardon

Gail Conti

Marjory Green

Betty Sangcleer

Kathleen Conti

Susan Hiucs

David Walsh

Claire Dionisio

Richard Lcard

Donna Wilson

Mary Fougcre

Lucia Moloney
Beverly Oliver

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Mnrjoric Lombardi

Judy Dozois

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Jean Bourgeois

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Judy Dozois

Marjorie Lombardi

Lynn Lazaro

Carole Schaufus

Soloist

William Alper

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FANFARE AND PROCESSIONAL Oar Band

ADDRESS OF WELCOME Robert Connor.

President oj Ike Class of 1965

CLASS HISTORY Chairmen, Maureen McHugh

Laila Salo
Assisted By Betty Scheinfeldl
Diane Faulkner Linda Shaw
Diane Hargreaves Donna Totagrnndc
John Maaelli Susan Vanderwyk
Barbara Zilinska.
PIANO SOLO Edward May

CLASS PROPHECY Chairmen, Mary Hansbcrry

Barbara Phillips
Assisted By Deborah Ro?e

Stephen Bright Ellen Fucci
Bonnie Brown Judith Crillilb
Elizabeth Dunkcrly Mary Lea Mabie
Bonnie Realtor
TRUMPET SOI/) William A. Alpe,

CUSS Wll.l Chairmen, William A. Alper

Edward May
Aultted By Brendu Smith

Patricia Cooke John i,„„ Vcx „ Mnrlocehio

Marie Daly Kalbryn King Susan Spark.

Janet Wencis

AWARD OF CIFTS J.cuueline Bishop

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Bill Judkins—
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Rosarie Vasile-
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Karen Delfino —

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In Seasons Past

Beneath a canopy of fiery crimson, searing orange, and sapphire blue, the Class of 1965 viewed
Waltham High School for the first time. Six hundred and sixty sophomores left the falling leaves
and crisp air to unite as one class that would be unique in its achievements. The students entered
feeling somewhat insecure as the high school's youngest and greenest members; yet each was ready
to face the challenge of making the most of these three important years.

Talents which had previously remained hidden began to shine as brightly as the autumn leaves.
First prize in the Debating Society's annual elocution contest went to sophomore William Alper
for his oration, "Corruption in American Government." Janice Landry and Betty Scheinfeldt won
in their respective fields of humorous interpretation and poetry reading.

Color spilled from the paint brushes of Sandra Mitchell and Peter Martocchio, who received
gifts from the Waltham Rotary Club for their prize-winning designs for the Club's new banner.
The Grover Cronin Department Store displayed the work of Marsha MacDonald in its Art Exhibit
Preview. Design was also the key word for Ethel Cobb, Cathy Cardillo, and Marilyn Dronseiko,
who were members of the W.H.S. team which competed in Seventeen'* "Taste-Setter" table-
setting contest.

Fred Ciaramaglia was honored by being chosen to participate in the Junior Science Symposium
sponsored by M.I.T. In order to see and understand the problems of the South, twenty-five mem-
bers of the First Congregationalist Youth Fellowship traveled to Bricks, North Carolina.

Now, with the changing autumn of our sophomore year behind us and the promising spring of
senior year still three hundred and sixty five days away, junior year's winter loomed in the
immediate future.

Indian summer lingered a while as the juniors of the cheering squad, Cindy Small, Judy Dozois,
Student Council Treasurer, and Jane Tyman, Student Council Girls' Vice President, helped our
basketball team fight its way to a tournament berth. As the air grew colder, two new programs at
W.H.S. , Distributive Education and the Humanities Lecture Series, reminded us that even the
winter has its brighter times.

Many members of the Junior Class distinguished themselves during the year's activities. Maureen
McHugh and Irene Restieri won the Kennedy Memorial Essay Contest. With host Bob Kennedy,
William Alper participated in a WBZ radio debate entitled "Tomorrow's World." Susan Poison
and Betty Scheinfeldt received first prizes in the annual Kingsbury Temperance Fund competition.

The harshness of what had promised to be one of the season's worst storms, mid-year examinations,
was alleviated by the emergence of a new system of administering these tests. Students now came
to school only when they had an exam scheduled.

In spite of the inclement weather, many juniors found time to work for "Operation Kindness"
and received Civil Citations for their services. The season was made considerably happier when
Deborah Butler and Joanne Fucci received scholarships at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts
for a survey course.

Five juniors, Barbara Furne, Peter Hardy, Frank Grueter, Donald Lesuer, and Wendy Slater,
ignored the elements and participated in the Student Government Exchange Program. The winter's
harshness was forgotten for a while as our Junior Prom, "Wish Upon A Star," brought us into
a world of gaiety and sunshine.

A sure sign of spring is baseball, and Coach Ray Yetten led our Waltham High team to the
State Championship, defeating Somerville and four other teams in this area for the Eastern
Massachusetts Championship and Chicopee, the Western Champion, for the Massachusetts title.

An early thaw made possible the Jaycee Road-e-o in which Joseph Castellana and Lloyd Ruggles
won first prizes. Our Musical Festival, unde/ the direction of Mr. Herbert Philpott, the choice of
Irene Restieri as the W.H.S. delegate to Girls' State at Bridgewater State College, and , the an-
nouncement of science study grants at Thayer Academy to George Swift and Brian Madden rounded
out the long season.

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History

As the last of our junior winter melted away, senior spring emerged with its vibrant colors
and fresh ideas and achievements. Returning from their excursions abroad sponsored by Volkswagen
were Betty Scheinfeldt and Bill Alper, while their counterparts, Heike Allerman and Franz-Josef
Schingale, went back to their homeland, Germany. Andy Crane came home from his stay in Hawaii,
under the auspices of the American Red Cross. We welcomed our American Field Service exchange
student, Petter Steen, from Oslo, Norway.

This spring, certain young men's and women's fancies turned to sports. Urged on by Judy
Dozois, Rosarie Vasile, and their cheerleaders, our football Captains Wally McGuire and Don
Brophy, basketball Captain Bob Connors, and hockey Captain Bob MacCausland led their teams
to victorious seasons. Other winning records were established through the leadership of Doug
Morash on the indoor and outdoor track team, Drew Jackson on the cross country team, Rick
Anderson and Don Lesuer on the swimming team, Jack Toohil on the rifle team, Bob Reardon on
the golf team, Tom Gemelli and Ted Dangelmayer on the tennis team, and Bob MacCausland on
the baseball team. Rick Anderson became state champion of the 100-yard backstroke, and Bill
Judkins scored the highest number of baskets in the Suburban League and received the Good
Sportsmanship Award of the Eastern Massachusetts Board of the International Association of
Approved Officials. Barbara Corliss gracefully skated her way to fourth place in the American
Rollerskating Championship.

Spring inspired academic brilliance as Ethan Kra, a first-place winner in the Brandeis Science
Fair, was named one of the country's outstanding students by the Westinghouse Science Talent Search
and state champion in the Massachusetts State Mathematics Fair. Fred Ciaramaglia, also a first-place
winner, in the Brandeis Science Fair, won numerous mathematical contests and was a sincere
supporter outside of school of the disadvantaged. Among other seniors who achieved prominence
were the new National Honor Society officers, President Andy Crane, Vice-President Eddy May,
Secretary Irene Restieri, and Treasurer Paul St. Amand. Barbara Phillips won the Betty Crocker
Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, while Barbara Vigue and Alberto Velella, outstanding Business
Department Students, participated in the John Hancock Honor Day Program. Bill Alper, Fred
Ciaramaglia, Ethan Kra, and George Swift became National Merit Scholarship finalists.

Stimulated by spring's freshness, three of our class officers, President Bob Connors, Secretary
Sharon Haskell, and Treasurer Rosarie Vasile, brought fame to our high school and city by assisting
in the preparation of a teenage Youth Code.

In spite of the prevalence of spring fever, co-editors Mary Hansberry, Debby Rose, and Laila Salo
made our Thursday nights a little brighter with the "This Week at Waltham High" column, while
Terry Olivo and Brian Madden worked diligently on the 1965 Mirror. Under the direction of
Eddy May, Student Council President, the Senior Play, "Ask Any Girl," and the Talent Show,
"Manhattan Magic," were both successful productions. "Mardi Gras!", our Senior Prom, was the
high point of the season's festivities, to be followed by the sad parting at Graduation.

From these, our seasons past, we now look forward to our future. It lies before us, clearly
seen as on a summer's day, ready to be molded into a life's work. All we must do is reach for it.

The Committee

Co-chairmen: Maureen McHugh
Laila Salo
Betty Scheinfeldt

Assisted by:

Dianne Faulkner
Diane Hargreaves
John Maselli
Linda Shaw
Donna Totogrande
Susan Vander Wyk
Barbara Zilinskas

Class

That Was the Week That Was

JUNE 7, 1975

Good afternoon, you have just tuned in to Channel WHS. Bouncy Ames, Merry England,
and myself, Jacky Frost, welcome you to "That Was the Week That Was", June 7, 1975. Now
to get on to our news program, here are this week's headlines from the local area:

The notorious bomb scare mystery that has plagued Waltham High School for 10 years was
finally solved last Friday by the internationally known spy, Diane Hargreaves. The culprit was
none other than Brian Madden, the co-editor of the High School's yearbook, The Minor, at the
time the mystery occurred.

Another headline from Waltham High is the addition of three names to the faculty. Barbara
Thomas, Superintendent of Schools, announced this week that Dr. Thomas Mullaney has accepted
the position of school psychiatrist. She also disclosed that two of the Patriots' most successful
players, Bob Connors and Rick Anderson, will return to Waltham in the Fall to coach
the High School's football team.

Edward May's newest bestseller has just been banned in Waltham. Its title (for all interested
students) is Memoirs of a Submaster's Son.

Albert Toy and Robert Calf have opened their "Car of the Future" plant on Route 128,
which has just been renamed the Madden Freeway, in honor of the Safety Commissioner of
Massachusetts, William Madden.

At a heated meeting of the Waltham City Council last night, two issues were strongly
debated. The first discussion, which concerned the parking problem at the High School, reached
an impasse. Construction specialists of the Student Service Committee, John Hammond, Carmen
Juliano, and Robert LeBlanc, suggested the situation be alleviated by blocking off the roof of
Waltham High School, thereby creating additional space. Mayor John "Tui" Toohill remained
obstinate; he said there should be no parking allowed. School Committee members Judy Schiff-
bauer, Steve Picone, and Mary Dacey said yes, students should have parking privileges. No
agreement was reached.

City Council members, Paul Cfapo, Edward Donle, Marie Hines, Charlene Pierce, Bruce
Yeamans, and Richard Yurkus, quickly decided upon the other issue; a new wing, the twenty-
third, will be added to the present School Street, Main Street, Moody Street site. It will be
constructed by contractors Joseph Rando and Aldo Agostino.

Other local news in brief:

Arthur Custoldi was named President of Waltham Electronics, Inc., a new development on
the Madden Freeway.

Janice Giampietro, fashion buyer for Fougere-Fiorello-Forbes (formerly Grover Cronin's but
since bought out by Mary, Eleanor, and Karen, respectively) will fly to Moscow to purchase
a new selection of crimson sportswear. She will be accompanied by FFF's official body-
guards Richard Pagliazzo and Daniel Bradley.

That's all for the local news: now let's move on to the State Scene.

The big item in the news on the state level is the recent gubernatorial election. Don Brophy,
whose whirlwind campaign was run by Carole Schaufus and Sharon Halloran, battled incumbent
John Bonica, who was managed by Sharon Haskell and Ro Vasile. The candidates, however,
paid more attention to their campaign managers than to their respective campaigns. And, as a
result, the "dark horse" candidate, Marianne Manzon, is governor today.

Charles McCullough, President of the U.S. Banking System, donated one billion dollars
to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. As of next year, there will be no more state taxes.

The President of the University of Massachusetts, Ethan Kra, officially announced the university's
future expansion plans. He is planning to purchase the western half of the state for the
campus.

Bill Butman, head of the Massachusetts Health Department, and his staff of research
bacteriologists, Pat Quinlan, Janice Murray, Leith MacArthur, Judy Goode, and Dorothy EKvell,

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have discovered a cure for the FTA disease infecting the state's teachers — most seriously Pat
Foley, Kathy Herlihy, and the noted Bonnie team, Reasor and Brown, that is.

The Prudential Center has been the scene of many strange events, but this week's occurrences
top its ten year history. A student demonstrator, Marsha MacDonald, and followers Jean Abramo
and Bev Oliver staged a "We Hate Society" sit-in protest on the top floor. Meanwhile another
group headed by Steve Bright, Ellen Fucci and Gerald Gorman held an antiprotest picket
with "Society is the Greatest" signs. The two antagonistic groups remained for two days,
shouting and singing their theme songs: that of Miss MacDonald's trio was "We Want Free-
dom" sung to the tune of "We Shall Overcome", and the opposing faction's chant was "We
Love Society, Yea, Yea, Yea" harmonized to the tune of an old song first orginated by a once-
popular English vocal band called the Beatles. Needless to say, confusion reigned.

Let's leave Massachusetts now and go on to our National Headlines:

At the press conference yesterday the President of the United States, Walter McGuire, an-
nounced that he has appointed Al "Robin Hood" Brooks as head of the new War on Affluence
Program designed to accept from the rich and donate to the poor. Brook's committee, consisting
of Greg Kann, Don Uhlin, and Joseph Nixon, has planned a dinner for the country's millionaires
at the White House. It is said that the most invitees will arrive via taxi, as the dinner is free,
but the donation at the door is a '75 automobile.

When questioned by newsmen as to the status of the war in Vietnam, President McGuire re-
marked that, as former administrators as far back as '65 have stated, we have a definite com-
mitment there. Mary Hansberry, ace columnist for the New York Times, dryly replied that
many have been committed because of this very commitment, but there were few laughs for
such an old joke.

Asked to comment on philosopher Debby Rose and her new city built on a large glass-
enclosed float which drifts through the earth's oceans, the President acknowledged that he had
granted approval of the project. The city is simply called Ayn, and the people who live there
are striving to achieve a perfect society. The city stops at Boston next week. New members are
always welcome.

The President also announced that he had signed a mutual non-communication treaty with
Drew Jackson, ambassador from Deary Island, the isolated retreat of the renowned artist
Franny, who withdrew there to seek solitude for her work.

WMG (Walt McGuire) mentioned rather gleefully that the DAR (Daring, Adventurous
Rascals) elected a new president this week. She is Judy Dozois, who won on a platform
guaranteeing surfboards and skateboards for all.

News reporter Gerald Gorman referred somewhat sarcastically to this week's rocket launching.
Under the scientist team of Mary Lea Mabie, David Hoffses, and Judy Griffin, the initial
take-off seemed incredibly successful . . . until it was discovered that the chief researcher,
Robert Reardon, was inadvertently locked inside. The President refused to comment.

The President was also reticent to speak about the Crimson Corps, a radical left-wing move-
ment headed by Bobby Connors. Its purpose is to maintain students in high school all their
lives. This program would naturally be government-sponsored. Mr. Connors's reason for such
an organization is: "Well, the best part of your life is spent in high school, so why not
extend this fun time to include your whole life?"

At this point the conference was broken up by the First Lady, the former Barbara Phillips,
who beckoned to the President from the window. The Chief Executive wished the reporters
good-bye and invited them to a skateboard match on the White House lawn after dinner. But
this news will have to be continued next week, when today will be part of "that was the week
that was."

Jacky Frost (Debby Rose)
Bouncy Ames (Barbara Phillips)
Merry England (Mary Hansberry)

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Class Will

We, the Class of 1965, emerging from crowded conditions, with crammed heads and cramped bodies, do hereby
leave, and bequeath to the administrators, faculty, and students of Waltham High School the following gifts:

To our honorable principal, Mr. Gallagher, a palatial suite of offices complete with furniture worthy of
recognition in "Better Homes and Offices."

Mr. Van Arsdale, we provide the students and faculty of our Vocational School with a well-lighted, weather-
proof tunnel for their daily treks to the cafeteria and gym.

We leave to Mr. May, five minutes daily for bomb scares and an unlisted WHS phone number.

Our talented Mr. T. Fitz is heir to an eraser — extra large — to erase the figures in his little black book.

Along with an Oscar for Best Director for Ask Any Girl, we leave Miss Thornton four extra sets of car keys.
May she never be locked out again.

A "fairly unique" offering is our libation to the ever- powerful spirit of mathematical calculation, Miss Mary
Lou Hogan: One Brian Madden; also, a permanent seat oyer the Waltham High basket and a little green hat for future
parades.

We enroll the eminent Dr. Stetina as a lifelong member of the Waltham Teachers' Association.

We leave Mr. Tyner stranded between the ratchet release and the space bar.

The Class of 1965 bequeaths to Mr. Eames that biology field trip we never took.

After watching an amazingly successful three nights' run in "The U.S. and Us", we had no trouble in securing for
Miss Paquette the title role in Warner Brothers' new movie, "Hello Dolly!"

We pass to coach Kopp a real live hawk, a can of Campbell's Creamed Tiger Soup, and many more winning
seasons.

To Mr. Avery we leave a piece of chalk that is guaranteed to fall 32 feet per second per second, to make his
physics experiments come out right.

For Mr. Richman, we have reserved a secret guarded parking space under the cafe and a more dynamic student
council.

We fortify Mr. Hendry with a set of iron nerves for teaching students in our driver road classes.

We provide for Miss Hogarty a dozen dictation records that will appeal to girls and deal primarily with young men.

To help her get the atmosphere for future teachers' shows, we have chartered for Miss Tabor her own showboat and
a year's supply of lemon drops, her latest sustenance.

For Silas Pippin, we are having a gargantuan piggy bank specially cast to hoard his pilfered milk money.

Mr. Krol, we honor you and Buddy with an engraved invitation to participate in the First Annual National Father
and Son Golf Tournament.

We leave Miss Needham holding one extra large baggy filled with the following items: seventeen more copies of
"Clash of Issues," an antidote to the "Green Notebook Disease", and an autographed picture of Walter Lippmann.

Our bequest to Miss Nolan is three transcripts, two envelopes, and one stamp.

The Emmy Award for the Best Classroom Performance goes to Mr. Hood for his portrayal of the three witches
and the drunken porter in Macbeth.

For Miss Mooney, we have installed a miniature Big Ben to help her in timing dictation.

In spite of conflict of interest, we leave Miss Childs and her confederates ten shares of preferred stock in Wrigley's
Chewing Gum Company.

A permanent secretary to lighten the dirty paper work no teacher should have to do is our gift to Mr. Richa'rd
Collins.

For her greater comfort, we leave Miss Betts a furry fire-place for her office.

Mrs. Peckham, the former Miss Telerico, we leave you a secret hide-away under Lake Avernus.

We bequeath to Mrs. Lamb a larger classroom and a compass for drawing circles, if by any chance her arm should
go lame.

For colorful Mr. Klein, we have scheduled a classfull of students taking art because they really love it.

A book entitled "Learning How to Score Volleyball Correctly" is our offering to Mr. Woronicz, along with an
extra pair of gym shorts.

Our esteemed co-librarian, Mrs. Wiley, will be the proud possessor of another "Wig", named Carole.

For Miss Balch, we are ordering a diamond-studded door-plate with her new name.

For the benefit of future teams, we present Mr. Prphovich with a perpetual Bill Judkins and a picture of Steve
Gregg for his dart board.

We have pooled our green stamps, Miss McCullough, and have procured for your department a massive mimeo-
graph machine.

Our contribution to Mrs. Hughes is an ever-full candy dish for her front desk.

To help Mrs. DeWolfe, we appoint a clerical supervisor to oversee the senior teachers' paper work.

Juniors and Sophomores, there is still hope — for a new school !

Finally, to Mr. B., our beloved housemaster, we leave another brilliant class who, we hope, will appreciate him as
much as we do.

In witness thereto, we do place our hand and seal, and appoint as executors: Mrs. Shirley, Mr. Yetten, and Mr.
O'Brien.

Given in Waltham on the seventh day of June, in the year one thousand, nine hundred, and sixty-five.

Chairmen: Brenda Smith

William Alper
Edward May

Ably assisted by: Patricia Cooke Marie Daly

Susan Sparks Kathy King

Janet Wencis John Ferro

Peter Martocchio

Class Poem

Bridges to Destiny

Those daring forged

A new path

Through wild and wonderful

Verdant foliage;

Through deep and dank

Textured forests;

Through sand-filled and savage

Desert expanse.

Those adventurous did build

A bridge of oak and faith

Among brothers striving

For that cause of freedom,

For the genesis of America.

Those ingenious covered

This bridge that spanned

Cities of Revere and the lanterns;

Cities of Jefferson and the Declaration;

Cities of Hancock and the Constitution;

Cities of power, growing and grasping

New industries of asphalt

Billowing puffs of the black smoke of

Energy. Those ingenious

Poured this liquid cover of

Protection over the bridge.

This bridge paved with power

Endured.

Those discovering will erect

A bridge of tomorrow:

Fibers of invention riveted

To filaments of improvement,

A chain of silver wired webs

Connecting the present to the

Future.

This bridge will connect the races

Of mankind with a new bond

Of understanding: this bridge will

Cement the peoples of the world

Into one glorious harmony of

Tomorrow.

We are those who

Stand now on a bridge

Of the mind and soul.

Let us be the steel cables

Crossing stretches of time,

Miracles of art and learning.

Let us be the dauntless concrete

Bridging streams of prejudice, rivers of

Hatred, oceans of war.

Let us be tentacles joining the

Blood of patriots to our quest

For freedom, for America, for tomorrow.

by
Barbara L. Furne

Most Respected

Senior

Most Likely

Rosarie Vasile

Robert Connors

Did Most For Class

Deborah Rose

Judy Dozois

Brian Madden

Vocational

Most Athletic

Arthur Milliken

Personality Plus

Karen Delfino

Kenneth Clasby

Most Likely To Succeed

Thomas MacFarland

Superlatives

Most Athletic

To Succeed

Judy Wheeler

William Judkins

Ethan Kra

Most Talented

Lynda Osborn

Edward May III

Charles Duffer

Did Most For Class

Raymond Bamford

Best Looking

Jean Bourgeois

Richard Anderson

Graduation

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Graduation Speeches

"To those of us who are graduating, this is undoubtedly the most significant
event of our lives; an event which represents the culmination of our secondary
education and the beginning of a new phase of life. Many paths will be
pursued by this graduating class: business, colleges, the trades and the armed
forces. Each one of these fields is an important part of American life, and
I'm confident that each path chosen will be taken with courage and a desire
to excel."

— Robert Connors

" 'I look forward to a great future for America.' This quotation, by Presi-
dent John F. Kennedy, is especially significant to those of us who are
graduating tonight, for does not the future of America lie in its youth? And
doesn't the future of this youth lie in education?

The growth and development of education is necessary for the growth and
development of America."

— Fred Ciaramaglia

". . . then; just as we stoke the furnace of body in order to maintain
the soul and mind, we must also stroke the maw of organization to maintain
the American soul, that originality of thought and thought-product which makes
us unique in a time-spanning world. Industry and statecraft are the means, not
the end, and this is what we, the graduates of Waltham High School, future citi-
zens of Massachusetts, America, the Western Hemisphere, and, potentially, the
world, must never lose sight of."

— Susan Poison

"America gave to its settlers, and to its builders, a new outlook on life
and the worthiness and the dignity of man. It is expressed in the Bill of Rights
and in the many laws passed by the Congress, such as the Federal Civil
Rights Laws and the antidiscrimination laws adopted by many states.

These concepts have also been broadened through interpretation by the
Supreme Court of our United States, that has repeatedly, through its decisions,
strengthened the rights of the individual in his contest with the state."

— Ethan Kra

"Personal distinction is attainable by man once he becomes a man. Distinction
is not greatness, although a great man could achieve it. Distinction is not
fame, although it might bring renown. Distinction falls just short of perfection
but within the goals of everyone. Distinction is working at one's ability but
always striving to be above one's ability. Distinction can be found on the path
leading towards contentment."

— George Swift

Schools and Colleges

Paul Agrillo University of Massachusetts

Richard Ala Bryant and Stratton

Wayne Alden Bentley College

Charles Allia Bryant and Stratton

♦William Alper Yale University

Lawrence Altrich Bryant and Stratton

*Richard Anderson Northeastern University

*William Aucoin Suffolk University

Maureen Auld Aquinas Secretarial

Maria Baia Chandler School for Women

*Jane Barnes Maiden Hospital School of Nursing

John Baronian Franklin Pierce College

Pauline Beaver _. Framingham State College

Charles Belyea University of Massachusetts

Richard Bentley Newman Preparatory School

*Anthony Bergantino Worcester Polytechnic Institute

James Berkman _ Boston State College

Susan Berrio Modern School of Fashion and Design

Alfred Birchler University of Massachusetts — Stockbridge

Kenneth Bishop Wentworth Institute

William Blanchet University of Massachusetts

John Bonica Boston College

Randi Bonica Wentworth Institute

George Borden Suffolk University

*James Bowse „ Merrimack College

♦Catherine Bradbury University of Massachusetts

Mary Ellen Bradley Aquinas Secretarial

Judith Brady Aquinas Secretarial

Judith Brehm Chandler School For Women

Alan Brooks Boston University

Doris Brooks Boston University

Donald Brophy Columbia University

Bonnie Brown Framingham State College

Gloria Bry Chandler School for Women

David Burke — Northeastern University

Deborah Butler Massachusetts College of Art

William Butman Lake Forest College

Thomas Campbell Northeastern University

Sarina Cannistraro Framingham State College

Catherine Cardillo Bay State School of Business

George Carmel Goddard College

Jill Carson Addison Gilbert School of Practical Nursing

Joseph A. Castellana Boston College

*Maureen Cathcart Massachusetts General Hospital

School of Nursing

*Mary Chaisson Beverly Hospital School of Nursing

*Donna Chakalis Emmanuel College

Craig Champion Jr. University of Massachusetts

Richard Chartrand East Coast Aero Tech

Edwin Chernosky Newton Junior College

♦Fred Ciaramaglia Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Donald Clarke Upsala College

Kenneth Clasby Stonehill College

Ethel Cobb Bryant and Stratton

Charlene Cocchiara Boston University

*Bonita Cohn University of Massachusetts

Donna Conchiglia Bryant and Stratton

*Robert Connors College Of The Holy Cross

Gail Conti Boston State College

Patricia Cooke North Adams State College

*James Cooney University of Massachusetts — -Stockbridge

Barbara Corliss University of Massachusetts

Janice Cormier Framingham State College

Robert Cox Boston College

♦Andrew Crane Kenyon College

Paul Crapo Boston University

Judith Cusack St. Elizabeth Hospital X-Ray Technician

Mary Dacey Aquinas Secretarial

John Dally Newman Preparatory School

Marie Daly Northeastern University

George Dangelmayer University of Maine

Joyce Davis Massachusetts Bay Community College

Frances Deary Massachusetts College Of Art

* Local Scholarship Award

Karen Delfino Boston State College

Anthony Delosa University Of Massachusetts

Ronald Demello U. S. Coast Guard Academy

Joseph DeSisto University Of Massachusetts

Gerald DiCecca Northeastern University

Jean DiGregorio Bryant And Stratton

Patricia DiTommaso /ramingham State College

*Edward Donle University Of New Hampshire

Jacqueline Doyle Robie Secretarial School

*Judith Dozois Westfield State College

Richard Drechsler Bentley College

Marilyn Dronseiko Madison College

Harmon Dunbar Northeastern University

♦Elizabeth Dunkerley Merrimack College

Walter A. Eaton Lowell Technological Institute

♦Norman Elliott University Of Massachusetts

♦Lawrence Enos Huntington Preparatory School

Douglas Erickson Bryant And Stratton

Joseph Facenda Bentley College

Bernadette Falzone Tewsbury Hospital School Of Practical

Nursing

♦Salvatore Falzone Boston State College

Diane Faulkner American International College

Robert Fine Emerson College

Robert Fitzgerald Newman Preparatory School

Paula Fitzpatrick ..._ Newman Preparatory School

Sheila Fitzpatrick Boston College

Susan Flanders Aquinas Secretarial

♦Patricia Foley University of Miami

Patricia Foskin *. Mansfield Beauty Academy

Lawrence Fraize Bryant And Stratton

James Francis Waltham High School

P. G. Program

♦Ellen Fucci .... Pondville Hospital School of Practical Nursing
Joanne Fucci Vesper George School of Art

♦Barbara Fume Wellesley College

Renae Gallagher Franklin Institute

Edward Gandolfo ... Boston College

Robert Gangi Northeastern University

Janice Garland Robie Secretarial School

Edward Gaudette Bentley College

Janice Giampetro Merrimack College

Marilyn Gilligan Massachusetts Bay Community College

Patricia Girolamo University of Massachusetts

Phyllis Giumgno Aquinas Secretarial

Judith Goode Fisher Junior College

Marjory Green Framingham State College

Susan Green Faulkner Hospital School of Nursing

William Gregoricus Newman Preparatory School

♦Judith Griffin Waltham High School P.G. Program

Donna Gross .... Newton Junior College

Frank Grueter Boston College

Ronald Gudbrandsen University of Bridgeport

Sharon Halloran University of Massachusetts

♦Mary Hansberry Emmanuel College

Peter Hardy' Bowdoin College

♦Diane Hargreaves University of Massachusetts

♦James Harriman Tufts University

Wayne Henry Buena Vista College

Gregory Hentzi Boston State College

♦William Herrick Tufts University

William Hill Boston College

Susan Hines Boston State College

David Hoffses ., Bentley College

Donald Holl University of Massachusetts

Warren Illsley Franklin Institute

♦Drew Jackson Bowdoin College

♦Judith Judkins Lowell General Hospital School of Nursing

Robert Kampe Northeastern University

♦Gregory Kann Lowell Technological Institute

♦Mary Ellen Keohane Maiden Hospital School of Nursing

Lawrence Kessler Curry College

Sandra Keyes Framingham State College

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William Kilgore Boston University

Josephine Klarmann Newton College of The Sacred Heart

♦Ethan Kra Yale University

John Krol Bowdoin College

Ruth Lamport Northeastern University

Lynne Lazaro Academy Moderne

James Leach Newman Preparatory School

Robert LeBlanc St. Thomas More Preparatory School

Roderick Lefort Northeastern University

Brian Leonard — Burdett College

Donovan Lester Vesper George School of Art

Donald Lesuer Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Patricia Lewis University of Massachusetts

Dona Lyons Fisher Junior College

♦Ellen Lyons Massachusetts Bay Community College

*Mary Lea Mabie University of Massachusetts

Robert MacCausland Norwich University

Richard Macfarlane Northeastern University

*Brian Madden Tufts University

William Madden Jr Northeastern University

John Magazu University of Massachusetts

David Mahoney Boston State College

John Mahoney Jr Cambridge School of Business

Lucia Maloney Plus School of Business

Sharon Maloof Aquinas Secretarial

*Marianne Manzon Emmanuel College

Leo Martin Ghauncey Hall Preparatory School

Peter A. Martocchio Bates College

*Edward May College of The- Holy Cross

Edward McCarthy Northeastern University

♦Patricia McConnel Fisher Junior College

James McDonnell Northeastern University

Walter McGuire Columbia University

*Maureen McHugh Brandeis University

Michael McHugh Bryant and Stratton

William Mclvor Massachusetts Bay Community College

Marcia McNamara Newton- Wellesley Hospital School of

Nursing

Ruth McPhee — — - Bay State School of Business

Reed Miller Jr ~ University of New Hampshire

Sandra Mitchell Automation Training School

*Douglas Morash Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Peter Mostowitz University of Massachusetts

Fred Mulholland New England College

Helen Murphy .... Burbank Hospital School of Practical Nursing

Robert Murphy - - Wentworth Institute

Ann Naughton - University of Massachusetts

Elaine Nedza Plus School of Business

Lawrence Nicolai - Boston University

Joseph Nixon - Bentley College

Patricia Noble - - - - Boston University

Joyce O'Donnell Fisher Junior College

June O'Leary Boston College

*Teresa Olivo - - Emmanuel College

William O'Mara ..- - Northeastern University

Kathleen O'Reilly - - - Aquinas Secretarial

Henry Palumbo - - Bryant and Stratton

Holly Pedersen Beth Israel School for Dental Assistants

*Barbara Peterson - University of Massachusetts

*Barbara Phillips ~- University of Massachusetts

Donna Peirce Wyndham Secretarial School

Franklin Pilicy ..-. ----- Boston State College

Peter Place Massachusetts Bay Community College

Suzanne Poirier Boston State College

Joseph Polimer - - Boston State College

*Susan Poison Douglass College of Rutgers University

David Prior Lowell Technological Institute

Gwen Pugsley Endicott Junior College

Priscilla Queen — - University of Massachusetts

*Patricia Quinlan Newton-Wellesley Hospital School of N.

♦Catherine Quinn ~~~ Bridgewater State College

Maureen Ravalli Massachusetts Bay Community College

Rodney Ravesi — Newman Preparatory School

Robert Reardon - Prep School

♦Timothy Reed ..'. - Bates College

Richard Renna Massachusetts Bay Community College

*Local Scholarship Award

♦Irene Restieri Smith College

Gregory Richardson Wentworth Institute

Roy Rivers Bryant and Stratton

Robert Rizzo Massachusetts College of Pharmacy

Deborah Robinson Bentley College

Carol Rodes Northeastern University

♦Deborah Rose Colby College

Arlene Rubin Burdett College

Robert Ryan Newman Preparatory School

Laila Salo Simmons College

Betty Sangeleer Chandler School for Women

Stephen Sarmanian Boston University

♦Katherine Sarro University of Massachusetts

Frank Sawin Wentworth Institute

Andrea Scamman Chandler School for Women

Carole Schaufus Aquinas Secretarial

'•Betty Scheinfeldt University of Massachusetts

George Schiff University of Illinois

Linda Schooner Chandler School for Women

Vera Semenza University of Miami

♦Linda Shaw N.E. Deaconess Hospital School for Nursing

Mark Sherman Bridgeton Academy

Carol Silvio Fisher Junior College

Wendy Slater Colby College

Cynthia Small Salem State College

♦Caren Smelledge N.E. Baptist Hospital School for Nursing

♦Brenda Smith University of Massachusetts

Gordon Smith Northeastern University

Susan Sparks Drew University

David Spicer University of New Hampshire

♦Paul St. Amand Tufts University

♦Petter Steen Ullern Hoyere Skole, Norway

Richard Stevens Huntington Preparatory School

Donna Stitt Chandler School for Women

Dexter Stone Northeastern University

Peter Straggas Franklin Institute

♦Thomas Streck Boston University

Douglas Sullivan University of Houston

Sharon Sullivan Massachusetts Bay Community College

Eloise Swan Boston University

♦George Swift Jr. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Barbara Thomas Massachusetts Bay Community College

John Toohil Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Donna Totagrande Massachusetts Bay Community College

Gary Travis Berklee School of Music

Jane Tyman Waltham Hospital X-Ray Technician Program

Donald Uhlin Northeastern University

Roland Vanaria Boston State College

Susan VanderWyk Bridgewater State College

♦Alberto Velella Bentley College

Gerard Vitti ... „ Lowell State College

Martha Waickwicz Eastern Baptist College

♦David Walsh Lowell Technological Institute

Shirley Walsh Aquinas Secretarial

Alan Waugh Newman Preparatory School

Jane Weatherbee Boston State College

♦Donna Weaver Pondville Hospital School of

Practical Nursing

William Webb Boston University

Daniel Webster Newton Junior College

Linda Welch Chandler School for Women

♦Janet Wencis Catholic University

John Whalen Bentley College

Pamela Whalen Aquinas Secretarial

Wayne Whitford Boston University

♦Fred Wilder Cambridge School of Business

William Wiley New England College

♦Challis Wilson Wentworth Institute

Martha Wilson North Shore Babies' Hospital

Scott Woodman University of Massachusetts

Bruce Yeamans Wentworth Institute

Judith Young Bryant and Stratton

Judith Zaccagnini Framingham State College

Joseph Zielinski School of Practical Art

Barbara Zilinskas Framingham State College

Fred Faulkner Northeastern University

Marsha Lazaro Chandler School for Women

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Judy Dozois —

Treasurer
John Boncia —

Boys' Vice President
Eddy May —

President
Jane Tyman —

Girls' Vice President
Judy Brady —

Secretary

Seniors

First Row: Debby Robinson, Pat Noble,
Barbara Furne, Pauline Beaver, Mary Chaisson,
Debby Rose, Susan Berrio. Second Row: Larry
Nicolai, Bob Reardon, Ted Dangelmayer, Joe
DeSisto, Bill Blanchet, James Close.

Juniors and
Sophomores

First Row: Martha Johnson, Karen O'Toole,
Sandy Camuti, Linda Gillespie, Kathy Ryan,
Elaine Wolfe, Pat Teri. Second Row: Mike
Fine, Louis Karamas, Carl Crockford, Steve
Ramberg, Ralph Bowen, Mark Strum.

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Honor Society

Edward May —

Vice President
Irene Restieri —

Secretary
Paul St. Amand—

Treasurer
Andrew Crane —

President

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First Row: Catherine Bradbury, Caren Smell-
edge, Bonnie Reasor, Donna Chakalis, Rosarie
Vasile, Deborah Rose, Barbara Zilinskas,
Frances Deary, Maureen McHugh. Second
Row: Brenda Smith, Susan Sparks, Carol
Rodes, Mariann Manzon, Clare Kirley, Patricia
Girolamo, Laila Salo, Susan Poison, Barbara
Furne, Catherine Quinn, Betty Scheinfeldt,
Teresa Olivo. Third Row: John Krol, Donald
Lesuer, Drew Jackson, George Swift, William
Herrick, Peter Martocchio, Ethan Kra.

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First Row: Bonita Cohn, Judy Dozois, Diane
Hargreaves, Katherine Sarro, Patricia Cooke,
Jacqueline Bishop, Ruth Lamport, Mary Lea
Mabie, Linda DiGregorio. Second Row:
Barbara Peterson, Josephine Klarmann, Judy
Griffin, Mary Hansberry, Janet Wencis, Wendy
Slater, June O'Leary, Priscilla Queen, Judy
Zaccagnini. Third Row: William Alper, Peter
Hardy, Douglas Morash, Warren Chase,
Timothy Reed, Alberto Velella.

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Exchange Students

Volkswagen

After flying from New York, Betty
Scheinfeldt and William Alper arrived for
a two-month stay, courtesy of the Volks-
wagen Company's distributor, Hansen-Mac
Phee. They had toured the World's Fair
and now, began their new lives with new
parents, brothers, sisters, and friends. While
they were in Germany Franz- Josef Schingale
and Heike Allerman took their places here
in Waltham. During the summer their fami-
lies took them traveling, Betty down the
Rhine river and Bill to Austria and Bavaria.
They visited Vienna, Innsbruck, Frankfurt,
Cologne, Hamburg, Berlin, and many other
famous places.

Betty Scheinfeldt, William Alper

Franz-Josef Schingale, Heike Aller-
man

American Field Service

In August of 1964 he stepped off the "Seven Seas", the A.F.S. ocean liner.
He was unknowingly beginning the most "wonderful, fantastic, fabulous,
great" year of his life. On the 15th of August he arrived at his new home.
His "family" the Meserves, greeted him warmly and welcomed him into their
closely-knit life.

In September, he began school as a senior at Waltham High School. He
made many friends with whom he shared many unforgettable experiences.
On June 29 he left us, each and every one of us holding a memory. It was hard
for him to leave and hard for us to let him go, but he carried with him the
hope of one day returning to his"other home."

Petter Andreas Steen

Red Cross

Last summer Andrew Crane represented the Waltham Chapter of the
American Red Cross in Hawaii. While much of his time was spent "playing
tourist," Andy devoted many hours to working in the islands' health facilities.
Since the miniscule plantation clinic was short of help, Andy was worked as
"a combination doctor, nurse, orderly, and scrub-boy." Waltham's Red Cross
envoy also worked with retarded children and fitted in some work with enlisted
men, part of another vital Red Cross service.

For relaxation, Andy went ethnic — he reports that he swam at Waikiki,
rode the breakers on a surfboard, climbed coconut palms on a deserted isle and
collected souvenirs for the mainland "malihinis."

Andrew Crane

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Chorus

Director

First Row: Rachel LeBlanc, Mary Anne Salamone, Mary Andrews, Jane Sinclair, Ann Grasso,
Jeanne Giardina, Judy Lemay, Susan Perna, Kathy McHugh, Cheryl Hanna, Margaret Hans-
berry. Second Row: Jane Chevadoni, Lana Antico, Linda Shaw, Elaine McCarthy, Jo Testa,
Rebecca Kilgore, Carol Anderson, Eloise Swan, Cynthia Rainis, Eileen LaMarca, Clare Kirley,
Maureen Mitchell, Susan VanderWyk, Barbara Benson, Noreen Cunningham, Kathy Vail,
Penny Lydon. Third Row: Bernie Gaudet, Ellen O'Reilly, Janet Hanley, Linda Poole, Helen
Kneisel, Gale Kulin, Sonja Pass, Debby Brackett, Sheila Kokidko, Jean Cappadonna, Marie-Ann
Composto, Karen Wolcott. Fourth Row: Bob Phillips, Laurence Nile, Guy Randall, Bill Madden,
Gary Uhlig, James Gates, Tim Reed, Don Holl.

Mr. Herbert Philpott

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First Row: Susan Doyle, Nancy McGuire, Becky Lester, Mark Berberian, Michael Kalzonides, Dcbby Webb, David King, Chris
Welts, Kathleen Vail, Patricia Ryberg. Second Row: Marcia Devoe, Jeremy Welts, Harriet Johnson, Barbara Benson, Douglas Dow,
Elaine Sinclair, Kenneth Fraize, Barbara Gibson, Pamela Ross. Third Row: Dana Welts, James Davis, Teri Marshall, John Chiling-
erian, Timothy Reed, Richard Stevens, Elisabeth Dunkerly, John Foley, Donald Parrella, Debby Lester. Fourth Row: Gerald Rigoli,
Wayne Gebhardt, Thomas Landry, Linda Kupelian, Robert Clark, Paul Stempson, Paul Clifford, George Stevens, Jack Weiner. Fifth
Row: David Banks. Bernard Caissie, John Scanlon, Robert Phillips, Michael Fine. William Madden, Warren Dow, Joseph Foley,
Lester Evans, Donald Gage.

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First Row: Lynda Osborn, Wendy Slater, Patricia Girolamo, Edward May, Diane Hargreaves,
Brenda Smith, Judy Zaccagnini. Second Row: Brian Madden, Andrew Crane, William Kilgore,
Mary Hansberry, Judie Young, Irene Restieri, George Swift, William Alper, Paul St. Amand.

Manhattan Magic

On April 1 and 2, 1965, was presented the most successful Talent Show ever staged
at Waltham High, Manhattan Magic. Under the outstanding leadership of Mr. Timothy
Fitzgerald, faculty advisor, and Eddy May, student director, our show led the spell-
bound audience on an exhilarating jaunt through New York City, and included acts
ranging from a beat poet to a one-of-a-kind "specialty" number. A clever script lent
the show its fast pace, and the superb orchestrations by a certain trumpeter provided
an added sparkle. The show was a hit from beginning to end and added much to the
A.F.S. treasury.

Pep Squad

Co-Captains: Dianne Faulkner, Donna Totagrande, Maureen
Mitchell.

Seniors

First Row: Lynda Osborne, Patricia DeSaulniers, Susan Poirier,
Sandra Hurley, Judy Bartleman. Second Row: Deborah Butler,
Bonnie Brown, Bonnie Reasor, Sandra Keyes, Barbara Thomas,
Claire Dionisio. Third Row: Judy Dozois, Patricia DiTomaso,
Marilyn Dronseiko, Caren Smelledge, Martha Wilson, Sally Walsh.
Fourth Row: Carolyn Davidson, Ruth Lamport, Jean Bourgeois,
Barbara Lickorai, Susan Whelan. Fifth Row: Mary Ellen Keohane,
Anne Argiro, Pamela Quirk, Patricia Texeira, Katheleen Walsh,
Cathy Quinn, Arlene Rubin. Sixth Row: Margaret Clancy, Sheila
Fitzpatrick, Frances Dunn, Diane Noe, Ellen Farrell, Dolores
Juliano.

Juniors and
Sophomores

First Row: Rosalind Sokes, Mary Naughton, Marion Cutting,
Corrine Brown, Carolyn Brown, Leah Policronis, Janet Brehm.
Second Row: Jeanne Trombley, Donna Maselli, Lynda Huffman,
Nancy McGuire, Carolyn Brophy, Sheila Foley. Third Roiv:
Kathy Sinclair, Christine Thambash, Linda McLennan, Janice
Mahoney, Leslie Hatch, Maryann Varley, Norma McGann. Fourth
Row: Nanci Myers, Jane Morrison, Margaret Stevens, Cora Gangi,
Karen Enos, Dorothy Lyons, Marie Davenport, Leslie Mason.

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Co-Editors: Laila Salo, Mary Hansberry, Deborah Rose.

Staff Editors

First Row: Maureen McHugh, Mrs. Shirley — advisor, Mr. Hood —
advisor, Maureen Ravalli. Second Row: Barbara Furne, Susan
Poison, James Harriman, Irene Restieri, Barbara Phillips.

Newspaper Staff

First Row: Marion Cutting, Donna Pearce, Betty Scheinfeldt,
Bonnie Reasor, Bonnie Brown, Charlotte Katz, Marjory Green,
Judy Judkins, Jo Klarmann. Second Row: Susan Chane, Elizabeth
Dunkerley, Janet Benger, Ellen Salo, Sally Giacosanzio, Janet
Brehm, Patricia Foley. Third Row: Paul St. Amand, Jeter Steen,
Eileen O'Neill, Shiela Burns, William Blanchet, Alan Amiraliah.

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Crimson Key

First Row: John Bonica, Drew Jackson, Andrew Crane, Paul St. Amand, Robert MacCausland,
William Alper, Ethan Kra. Second Row: Ted Dangelmayer, Douglas Morash, Edward May,
Walter McGuire, Donald Brophy, Joseph Desisto, Brian Madden, Fred Ciaramaglia, Kenneth
Eisner.

Maroon Squad

First Row: Mary Ellen Keohane, MariSv^MSSf ^1

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Carpentry

Seniors

First Row: Bruce McCorry, Aldo Agostino, James Ball. Second Row: Emile Belliveau, Paul Bisson, Roger Tambascia, Stephen
Newell, Paul Swanson, Charles Duffer, Frank Maker.

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Electronics

Seniors

First Row: Timothy Coye, William Fletcher, George MacDonald, John Ferro. Second Row: William Casella, John Galligan, Arthur
Castoldi.

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Machine

Seniors

First Row: William Whelan, Leo Collette, Raymond Bamford, Robert Gaudet, Wayne Dunham. Second Row: Roger Cormier,
Alfred Girouard, Reginald Le Blanc, Lloyd Ruggles.

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Drafting

Seniors

Robert Arsenault Joseph Rando

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Printing

Seniors

First Row: Kenneth Fraize, Alfred Arsenault, John Morris, James Carr. Second Row: Gerald Gorman, James Savage, Eugene Cobuz-
zi, Stephen Bright, Thomas Connors, Peter Raguso, Warren Jacobs, Robert Collura.

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Seniors

Ronald Rousseau, David Reid, Daniel Bradley, Richard Regan, Maxime Frigault, Ronald Belliveau.

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S-09

First Row: J. Rand, D. Ricci, C. Powderly, L. Policronia, A. Quirk, T. Poirer, A. Questrom, G.

Pitts. Second Row: A. Zatoonian, S. Shea, L. Crete, C. Pitre, N. Orechia, L. Chaisson, E.

Sarno, J. Sharpe, J. Walker. Third Row: P. Slotnick, D. Seoord, G. Sterns, T. Sinclair, R.
St. Amand, J. Scanlon, R. Schuman, D. Spector.

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First Row: O. Samson, K. Santoro, L. Poole, N. Salamone, N. Russo, E. Rebenack, D. Rutledge,
M. Rose. Second Row: R. Byrd, M. Tammaro, A. Thibeault, M. Sarmanian, P. Rizzo, P.
Scannell, M. Short, L. Schuessler, L. LeBlanc, D. Sellers, G. Uhlig, P. Guthrie, R. Sullivan.
Third Row: F. Taranto, M. Buonono, P. Tousignane, V. Vaccarello, J. Wareing, J. Ukraine, K.
Vienneau, R. Vittum, M. Webb, F. Uttaro, J. Teller.

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S-013

First Row: V. Baines, M. Thomas, L. Huffman, C. Montgomery, B. Almada, W. Andrews,
S. Bastarache, P. Powers. Second Row: K. Smith, C. Annunciata, R. Bass, C. Arnone, M. Taranto,
L. Arizmendi, D. Bachelder, L. Arnold, C. Baumann, C. Attardo, R. Arsenault, J. Archdeacon, A.
Amiralian. Third Row: R. Baker, B. Begin, L. Dion, F. Beaton, W. Bardsley, R. Adams, S.
Bennett, P. Archdeacon, L. Amelia, S. Affleck.

S-015

First Row: J. Sheehan, J. Taranto, K. Scamman, I. Stollowski, M. Stewart, F. Tanner, C.
Steber, G. Taranto. Second Row: Mr. Prohovich, R. Pendergast, J. Weiner, N. Silva, M. Stevens,
D. Strait, M. Skane, M. Cormier, P. Taranto, D. Vasquizi, T. Shea. Third Row: R. LaCroix,
L. Arnold, W. Condon, T. Berry, J. DeStefano, B. Bonnyman, D. Evans, T. Wheeler, R.
Campbell, H. Leger, A. Rigolie.

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S-017

First Row: J. Cappadona, L. Borges, S. Burns, C. Brown, S. Camuti, C. Chaisson, J. Callahan,
D. Cane. Second Row: J. Vautour, K. Campbell, L. Caramanica, J. Brehm, M. Vitale, S. Chane,
M. Brandt, J. Cain, P. Bourque, S. Bowley. Third Row: S. Boucher, J. Bray, R. Bushway, P.
Ceare, R. Campbell, J. Calson, R. Code.

S-107

First Row: M. Doucet, P. Belliveau, D. Brackett, B. Hines, M. Pierce. Second Row: C.
Columbo, V. Famosi, P. McCarthy, J. Sampson, S. Russell, L. Marinelli, M. Tierney, P.
Howes. Third Row: L. Casella, T. Flynn, R. Heath, G. Lanthier, L. Mandile, N. Squillante.

176

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First Row: E. Hyder, C. Hanna, B. Gaudet, P. Doherty, D. Harris, M. Doucette, V. Gilbert,
J. Gallagher. Second Row: J, Hickey, J. DiGregorio, G. Profetto, R. SantaMaria, S. Dreschler, D.
Gallagher, A. Horenstein, J. Gollinger. Third Row: W. Whalen, N. Marriani, R. LeBlanc, M.
Hirchfeld, E. Hardy, S. Hardy, R. Gaudet, E. Leonard.

S-112

First Row: D. Deagle, B. Deveau, P. Duffer, A. Economo, J. Dennison, B. Douglas, M. Chaffee,
Y. DiNauta. Second Row: W. Dow, J. Coburn, F. Lord, M. Cincotta, E. DeWolfe, S. Cole-
man, A. Collura, S. Dunn, L. Curren, R. Cincotta, M. DiGregory, J. Dalfino, C. Crockford.
Third Row: R. Dourette, R. Cooney, R. Dion, P. Cuerdon, T. Seale, L. Deneault, W. Bowser,
J. Davis, R. DeSimone, F. Cotton.

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S-114

First Row: P. Fay, J. Hanley, L. Hatch, N. Jimjimian, A. Ialongo, K. Fitzpatrick, P. Doucette,
S. Casale. Second Row: B. Collins, G. McElroy, P. McGovern, D. Gleason, C. Gangi, A.
Gustavson, H. O'Hara, M. Ferrara, J. Chiasson, A. Gugarty, W. Gustafson. Third Row: John
Di Cicco, R. Mahoney, J. Juppe, M. Guzzi, R. Gorman, D. Marsh, A. MacKenzie, T. Johnson.

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P. Kaufman. Second Row: J. Bace, L. Harper, C. Katz, J. LaFargue, C. Long, M. Horrigan, T.
Jenkins, T. Kielty. Third Row: J. LaCava, D. Merida, L. Hill, M. Keenan, R. Hinckley, D. Ed-
munds, J. Scafidi, W. Morgan, B. Kennedy, P. Monahan.

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S-117

First Row: N. Mclvor, K. Nicotera, D. Morine, R. Morris, D. Morrison, D. Oately, J. Morrison,
V. Murphy. Second Row: M. O'Neil, L. Nile, S. Monahan, N. McGann, E. Mearls, M. Willscher,
M. Margeson, M. Mogan, K. McLellan, J. O'Brien, R. Nichols. Third Row: D. Peace, D.
Overcash, A. Piantedosi, N. Belliveau, R. Aucoin, D. Ohnemus, P. Sharp, R. Parvenik. Absent
from picture: D. Ricciato, J. Picariello, J. Lucas, C. Lucus.

S-118

First Row: E. Coll, J. Corrigan, J. Colombo, M. Davenport, D. Clark, T. Salucci, K. Byrd,
C. Clark. Second Row: D. Chaisson, J. Clarke, L. Chaisson, C. Wall, T. Chaisson, G. Bryant,
J. Cormier, K. Wolcott, M. Chartier, K. Coutu, E. D'Amicus, P. Corbett. Third Row: J.
Corkery, J. Cincotta, J. MacMillan, L. Cormier, R. Claugh, S. Condell, R. Cormier, L. Conearney,
J. Gosselin, S. Carme, M. Dennis.

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S-213

First Row: S. Kokidko, H. Kneisel, C. Wians, D. Lembo, L. Kupelian, D. Lester, K. Krom,
C. Williamson. Second Row: R. Colangelo, R. Lisa, M. Johnson, L. Kelly, E. Jackson, D. Iagulli,
G. Kulin, E. Keohane, S. Kendel, E. Laboisair, K. Kiley, D. Fogal. Third Row: J. Lexander,
L. Muise, J. Kavalaski, R. Nagle, J. Kromer, R. Lesuer, T. Kyte, M. Nelson, W. Morgan, R.
Kelner, D. Le Clair, P. Leduc.

S-214

First Row: K. Ferriter, L. Eldridge, C. Dwyer, D. Phelan, D. Frary, N. Forcier, K. Frostig,
S. Rooney, L. Fox. Second Row: K. Fahey, J. Fitzgerald, S. Collura, M. Composto, S. Elston,
K. Enos, D. Coxall, L. Vincuilla, R. Fournier, A. Epstein. Third Row: L. Evans, C. DiGiusto,
F. Doherty, J. Gates, R. Fasulo, T. Fiore, W. Edmunds, J. Franco, T. Gardiner, K. Eisner.

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S-215

First Row: ]. Lenza, K. MacDonald, R. Leavitt, B. LaForte, B. Leard, M. Taylor, D. Wyskiel,
E. Larrabee. Second Row: G. Mackin, T. Mareno, G. Leate, D. Lyons, L. Keith, S. Lally, B.
Lawler, M. Lombardi, W. Hinckley, R. Marcou. Third Row: C. Papia, L. Proia, G. MacClary,
W. Madden, R. MacDonald, M. Lituri, J. Qualitz, C. Manero, G. Marcoux.

S-216

First Row: M. Furbush, M. Christofori, C. Gaudet, R. Rockey, S. Giacosanzio, R. Garber, D. Yeo,
D. Webb, J. Darling. Second Row: R. Furbush, K. Gill, A. Grasso, C. Goldstein, S. Gorgone,
F. Foote, N. Gledhill, J. Devlin, C. Fuller, G. Gero. Third Row: M. Harvey, A. Lawson, G.
Freedman, T. Handrahan, D. Gage, M. Jensen, G Fiedler, D. King, J. Graceffa, R. Larcome, R.
Frechette.

181

S-217

First Row: M. O'Connell, S. Peter's, P. Poirier, N. Peters, E. O'Neill, C. Phelon, M. Vitale, F.

Papia. Second Row: R. Romanisci, B. Peluso, S. Pass, K. Pintabone, D. Njus, P. O'Brien, C.

O'Brien, E. O'Reilly, M. O'Neill, D. Tierney. Third Row: D. Terrassi, B. Shadrawy, B. Rosen, R.
Ponte, R. Priest, S. Ramberg, D. Ramey.

S-218

First Row: B. Lewis, M. Maloney, B. Manzelli, J. Marzano, F. Mitchell, C. Mahoney, L. McLennen,
P. Lawerence. Second Row: D. Mahoney, B. Tushin, D. "MacMillan, M. Cutting, J. McDonald,
J. Truell, J. Mahoney. Third Row: D. Martin, B. McMahon, K. Murphy, W. McQuiggan, J. Me-
serve, H. Masterman, D. Recine, R. McDonnell, A. Namias.

182

S-312

First Row: B. Leonard, E. Messia, E. Lyons, Mr. DeSimone, D. Picard, A. Argiro, D. Smith. Second
Row: J. Ferrazzani, P. Kelley, J. McGovern, C. Cerricola, C. Ryan.

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Housemaster

W-02

First Row: K. Aykanian, L. Antico, E. Arsenault, C. Arsenault, M. Alesse, M. Casey, P. Ansara,
B. Aucoin. Second Row: L. Aubie, G. Aborn, L. Aucoin, M. Andrews, S. Arsenault, L. Arsenault.
Third Row: R. Aucoin, R. Abramo, F. Archdeacon, S. Arnold.

W-03

First Row: N. Block, J. Block, A. Buonomo, P. Baia, M. Blanchet, J. Buckley, M. Bassing, L.
Bartleman. Second Row: R. Barnard, S. Burke, C. Barnes, C. Busa, P. Bourque, C. Arizmendi, D.
Babb, M. Burke, R. Cox. Third Row: H. Bardsley, R. Barber, C. Baker, E. Bastarache, G. Blanchard,
T. Bannon, J. Barry.

185

W-04

First Row: L. Bouchard, L. Bearudert, H. Beck, M. Beck, C. Bella, B. Boucher, D. Bergin, J.
Beran, R. Beal. Second Row: R. Belida, A. Bonica, M. Berberian, E. Belliveau, R. Bezodiebie, W.
Berry, R. Bowen. Third Row: J. Bonica, H. Bernstein, K. Burley, D. Bentley, R. Burckes.

W-06

First Row: R. Brennan, K. Brandt, C. Boyd, C. Borelli, P. Castellano, T. Brasell, B. Bradley,
C. Brown, F. Casella. Second Row: P. Casavant, S. Boynton, D. Castellano, C. Brophy, C. Biondo,
A. Casella, T. Bibbo, D. Calson. Third Row: J. Casella, W. Brasco, F. Boss-— ^n, J. Cacciatore,
R. Boisseau, F. Browne, W. Birchlee, S. Boyd.

186

W-07

First Row: C. Cardillo, K. Caragulian, C. Cappadona, L. Campobasso, S. Casey, M. Caruso, D.
Carty. Second Row: R. Caney, J. Cappadona, R. Cannistraro, S. Caruso, B. Benson, S. Cardillo,
W. Cavanaugh, J. Cameron, J. Caruso.

W-08

First Row: N. Cunningham, M. Catler, D. Cericola, L. Coburn, K. Clifford, A. Collette, R.
Carpentino, M. Cericola. Second Row: R. Clark, W. Goran, J. Carney, K. Carroll, S. Colangelo,
J. Colantropo, D. Clark, M. Carey. Third Row: M. Cusano, R. Coleman, P. Cedroni, M. Cuerdon,
K. Coleman, P. Collura.

187

W-09

First Row: D. Connolly, M. Connolly, J. Chaisson, H. . Chartier, L. Cox, G. Chambers, K. Cham-
pagne, B. Constantine, L. Cormier. Second Row: D. Champagne, A. Chase, L. Chase, M. Chagnon,
J. Chapman, P. Coye, D. Coxall, L. Chamberlain. Third Row: L. Coreia, R. Cook, D. Coughlan.

W-101

First Row: D. DeStasio, M. Devoe, M. Cormier, L. Cybulski, J. Ciavardone, D. Demarco, A. Chi-
henden, D. Daly, S. Davidson. Second Row: P. DeVincent, M. Cincotta, D. Demarco, H. David,
D. Delano, P. Dupuis, D. Chiasson, H. Davis, J. Desrosiers, A. Dahl, P. DeLosa, R. Delaney.
Third Row: P. Chiasson, R. Chiasson, R. Collins, R. Denault, J. Dukat, D. Daddario, W. Cronan,
A. Chernosky, D. Caramanca, Y. Chin.

188

W-103

First Row: P. Fougere, L. Dominas, L. Fletcher, B. Famosi, C. Doucette, I. Doucette, B. Everett.
Second Row: J. Flanders, W. Edmonds, S. Efkind, N. Elfar, K. Driscoll, G. Dinsmore, B. Dehas,
W. Ducey, R. Erickson, D. Doyle, E. Enaglehart, M. Doucet. Third Row: A. Doucet, M. DeProfio,
M. DiTommaso, D. Farnsworth, S. Defino, T. Doyle, F. Boorakian, M. Fagan, M. Dozois, R.
DeVincent, A. DeWolfe.

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P. Flynn, R. Gaudette, R. Fuller, J. Furbush, S. Flynn, D. Ferro. Third Row: C. French, N.
Flynn, S. Foley, E. Avery, P. Frese, S. Ferraro, C. Foley.

189

W-105

First Row: M. Georgianni, J. Gilbert, S. Grenier, J. Giordina, M. Gagnon, A. Gero, L. Gillespie.
Second Row: R. Howard, C. Gauvin, P. Gordon, J. Griffin, A. Gauvin, G. Grenier, V. Giungno, R.
Gray, R. Abbott, E. Grant, D. Goyette. Third Row: W. Grimes, W. Gullotti, P. Garber, J. Genova,
W. Grimes, F. Gracia, P. Grueter, R. Gullotti, A. Goldman, R. Grillo.

W-107

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First Row: J. Kneeland, R. Kilgore, D. Kaufman, J. Herchfeld, G. Kyte, R. Lincoln, C. LaCrosse,
B. Iagulli, H. Johnson. Second Row: M. Johansen, C. Johnson, J. Kelley, M. Joyal, R. Porter, P.
Joliat, W. Jackson, S. Jois, F. Gates. Third Row: P. Juliano, R. Kelley, S. LaCroix, R. Jones, E.
Joyal, E. Kinchla, R. Keirstead, L. Karamas, D. Kingsbury, D. Ingersoll.

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W-108

First Row: M. Hurley, S. Haines, A. Hinsman, E. Hennessey, J. Howard, M. Hansberry, O. Hebert,
E. Halloran, S. Hall. Second Row: G. Hollman, A. Hemmerlin, W. Huber, T. Hitch, J. Hogland,
W. Hill, S. Herrick, K. Hull, W. Huber, R. Hagopian.

W-109

First Row: M. Landragan, J. LeMay, S. Landry, R. LeBlanc, C. LeBreton, S. Lovequist, P. Leydon,
M. Lynch, M. LeBlanc. Second Row: J. Learned, S. Lovejoy, F. Leary, E. LaMarca, N. Boucher,
C. Lazaro, P. Lamport, P. Leger, J. Lazaro, G. Larson, T. Lombardi. Third Row: N. LeShane, D.
Lahaise, J. LeFort, K. Gallagher, W. Lyons, W. LeFort, J. Lambros, H. Loeser, M. Lenza, D.
Lowell, P. Leonard.

191

W-110

First Row: C. Martarilli, M. Masterson, C. Jeskoski, L. Mason, C. MacKay, S. Martin, H. Malley,
L. McAndrews. Second Row: E. Lennell, D. MacLure, D. Maselli, N. Marqus, H. Maillet, S.
Maclvor, L. MacDonald, T. Marshall, B. Marsh, S. MacKusick, C. Malloy, L. Marrano. Third Row:
P. Manzon, M. Martin, S. Mahoney, R. MacNeil.

W-lll

First Row: K. McClusky, D. Muir, C. McElroy, E. McCarthy, E. McCarthy, J. Murphy, N. McGuire,
D. Mullen. Second Row: A. McGovem, C. McAuliffe, B. Murry, K. McHugh, M. McGann,
M. McCarthy, B. Murphy, E. Mclsner, N. McCabe, D. McCollough, M. McGuire, S. Mclver. Third
Row: R. McGovern, R. McKenzie, F. McCue, G. MacDonald, F. McAvoy, D. MacNamara, G.
MacDonald, M. Murphy, J. Mullaney, R. Murphy.

192

W-112

First Row: S. Merrill, J. Miele, J. Morrison, D. Mercurio, C. Mermelstein, B. Nason, E. Messina,
M. Naughton. Second Row: R. Nardone, A. Medeiros, E. Moran, N. Myers, P. Montagna, G.
Murchie, M. Napoli, J. Melanson, S. Moy. Third Row: K. Moores, L. Mesite, F. McGuire, C.
Morreale, S. Nagle, B. Morrison, R. Miller, P. Montgomery, R. Milioto, D. Navien.

W-201

First Row: L. Palerno, D. Orifice, K. O'Toole, C. Pavone. M. O'Malley, C. Owens, P. Palmer,

L. Nowlan. Second Row: J. O'Mara, W. Nolan, D. Nix, J. Newis, M. O'Brien, J. Nedza, R.

Palumbo, T. Norton, P. O'Connell. Third Row: D. O'Brien, R. O'Brien, D. Noke, D. Nevard,
R. Vezina, R. Orifice.

193

W-203

First Row: P. Pomeroy, I. Patterson, K. Perperas, D. Page, J. Pagliazzo, S. Perna, J. Parvenik, P.
Page, C. Paquette. Second Row: J. Pheeney, S. Priest, M. Powers, D. Porter, M. Parkinson, S.
Plamondon, R. Perilli, D. Poirier, P. Pratt. Third Row: R. Phillips, G. Pintabone, R. Priesti, C.
Proctor, D. Pierce, J. Perkins, P. Pilicy, S. Proia, E. Papa, A. Parrella.

W-205

First Row: M. Stockwell, D. Rigoli, B. Sarno, J. Sloet, D. Sabetti, M. Salamone, D. Scafidi, E.
Rhodes. Second Row: M. Stone, E. Santangelo, E. Sauve, P. Salamin, K. Ryan, J. Young, R. Sarno,
D. Stevens. Third Row: G. Scalese, W. Salpietro, F. Rigoli, K. Reed, R. Rivers, R. Rockey, N.
Richard, P. Stempson, M. Tomao, N. Rhodes.

194

W-206

First Row: A. Silva, M. Scheie,?, I. Schlager, J. Suter, E. Smith, J. Sinclair, S. Swanson, K. Schopen,
E. Seidman. Second Row: J. Susi, F. Scalia, R. Sellers, R. Sokes, J. Smith, D. Smith, R. Sumner, F.
Strazzulo. Third Row: W. Sweet, M. Strum, D. Smith, R. Smith, H. Sneider, P. Sharkey, L. Shelly,
N. Scioli.

W-207

First Row: E. Toohil, K. Toy, J. Testa, J. Testa, C. Sinclair, E. Thidemann, P. Vallely, H. Theos.
Second Row: T. Tierney, K. Vasselin, P. Teni, J. Trombley, S. Sinclair, E. Sinclair, P. Tabor, C.
Thambash, C. Thompson, P. Trombley, J. Sinerate. Third Row: J. Theriault, D. Thibodeau, L.
Vanaria, R. Troubridge, J. Ingersol, A. Cimino, G. Richard, J. Gallagher, F. Tortolano, T. Taylor,
E. Tarullo.

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W-209

First Row: K. Vail, M. Wellington, E. Wolfe, J. Yurkus, B. Zukatynski, B. Walsh, G. Verys, G.
Whalen, C. Wadman. Second Row: N. Willard, C. Walker, H. Vanassee, R. Warren, M. Warren,
D. Walsh, D. Weidenfield, R. Wheeler, G. Famosi, P. Wall. Third Row: J. Vivierois, R. Walker,
D. White, J. Yurkus, B. Wheeler, B. Wilkes, D. Priest, G. Walsh, D. Viscone.

W-211

First Row: L. Rollo, L. Raines, N. Rando, M. Russo, G. Resnikoff, J. Russo, L. Quakers, C.
Rafferty, M. Rochon. Second Row: B. Rochon, R. Rayne, M. Russo, C. Radosta, L. Ramberg, G.
Priest, P. Ross, F. Yorsten, A. Reynolds, V. Zweig, K. Rockey. Third Row: G. Russo, A. Robinson,
C. Ruggles, D. Ravalli, M. Rogers, P. Zukatynski, B. Rochatka, D. Rundlett, J. Rodrigues.

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Acknowledgements

In making a publication such as the 1965 Mirror, the amount of help and
guidance given to the staff by their advisors can never be known. Lack of space
and words prevent us from giving full thanks to our advisors, Mr. Irvin Duclos
and Mr. Thomas Neylon.

We should like to thank also Mr. Paul Shea for his talented advice without
which we would not have such a high caliber of art work.

Not mentioned previously, but fully responsible for a large section of the
Mirror, are the artistic talents of Armand Casale and Steve Herrick and the
photographic ability of Tim Reed.

We wish to acknowledge the assistance given to us by Mrs. Poison at the
Governor Gore Estate.

For her many courtesies (and master sheets) we would like to thank Mrs.
Hughes.

We would like to acknowledge the time and assistance given to us by our
official photographer, Russo Studio.

A book of this proportion cannot be assembled without the aid and coopera-
tion of the administration and faculty. We would like especially to thank our
principal, Mr. Gallagher, our assistant principal, Mr. May, and our house-
master, Mr. Belliveau.

-THE EDITORS—

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Barbara Zilinskas

209

Compliments
of

PARAMOUNT THEATRE

NEWTON CORNER
NEWTON, MASS.

H. E. WESTON
JEWELRY CO., INC.

344 Moody Street
Waltham, Mass.

Telephone
TW 4-2880

Compliments of

McKENZIE
TRAVEL SERVICE, INC.

194 Moody St.

Waltham 54, Mass.

TW 3-8800

TOM LYONS

Distributor

Firestone Tires — Connare Retreads

210 Lexington St. 614 Moody St.

TW 4-4900 TW 4-5550

BUDGET TERMS

Compliments
of

RINEHART FUNCTIONAL
HANDWRITING SYSTEM

764 Main Street
Waltham
893-6078

TWINBROOK STATIONERS

9 Moody Street
Waltham

899-8840

GEORGE E. OLSON, INC.

For Men and Boys
Tel. TW 3-1088 331 Moody Street

210

Homeroom S-03 — Miss Thornton

Charles Allia
Stephen Bauckman
Patricia DeSaulniers
James Francis
Anthony Gullotti
Lynn Kempt
Anne Lamont
Janice Landry
Shirley LeBlanc
Patricia Lewis
Penny Lydon
Marsha MacDonald
Kenneth Main
Marsha McNamara
Ruth McPhee
Maureen Mitchell

Sandra Mitchell

Diane Noe
Vernon Porter
Guy Randall
RoberJ Reardon
Richard Renna
Robert Rizzo
Arlene Rubin
John Shirley
Peter Straggas
George Swift
Kathlene Taylor
Charles Tirone
Richard Tocci
Frank Vaglica
Susan Whelan
Martha Wilson

211

THE WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL
BOOSTER'S CLUB

"To Promote and Encourage Athletic Activities at
Waltham High School"

CONGRATULATES
THE CLASS OF 1965

an<

Extends a cordial invitation to all to join with the BOOSTERS
in encouraging and rewarding scholar-athletics at Waltham
High School.

LAWRENCE T. MAY
President

JOSEPH F. ARICO, M.D.
Vice-President

DAVID L MITCHELL
Treasurer

THOMAS W. TAYLOR
Secretary

P.O. Box 461, Waltham, Mass.

212

FRANCIS J. JOYCE & SON

Established 1910

FUNERAL HOME

552 Main Street
Waltham 54, Massachusetts

213

BEST WISHES

from

THE

DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION

CLASS

Homeroom S-113 —

Mr. Hines

Jeanne Abramo

Mary Moran

Linda Champagne

Beverly Oliver

Cheryl Christian

Victor Ricciardi

Alice Collins

Janice Salamone

Bernadette Falzone

Donna Samways

Patricia Foskin

Nancy Sedote

David Henry

Carol Silva

Kathleen Herlihy

Betsey Welton

Sandra Hornbeck

Marcia Wheeler

Jacqueline Howe

Robert Chiassor

Donna Kertinis

Sandra Crane

Anne Maillet

John Hanlon

214

Best Wishes

to the
Class of '65

From the

WALTHAM
SUPER MARKET

836 Main Street

NATIONAL CLOTHES

373 Moody St.

Waltham, Mass.

TW 3-5143

Complete Line of
Clothing and Furnishing*

RELIABLE LUMBER, INC.

All Sorts of Lumber
42 Emerson Rd. TW 3-7448

FLORIST

Telephone 225-229 High Street
TWinbrook 4-6161 Waltham 54, Mass.

Compliments of
Arthur and Raymond De Vincent

GARDENCREST APARTMENTS

Summer Street

WALTHAM,

MASS.

215

Best Wishes
to the Class of 1965

MIKE O'NEIL

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Compliments
of

FARM BUREAU
ASSOCIATION

158 Lexington Street
Waltham, Mass.

TW 3-3570

Compliments of

ACTRONICS. INC.

166 Bear Hill Road
Waltham, Mass.

TW 4-7030

Best Wishes From

GEODYNE CORP.

151 Bear Hill Road
Waltham, Mass.

TW 4-2229

JIM'S DONUTS

971 Main Street
Waltham, Mass.

BAY STATE FLORIST
SUPPLY INC.

285 Bear Hill Road
Waltham, Mass.

TW 9-1020

128 TEN PIN

473 Winter Street

Waltham, Massachusetts

TW 4-1234

216

Homeroom S-01 — Mr. Collins

-jv fTl f^ JM- ^

David Ahlman
Judith Andrews
Robert Barry
Charles Belyea
Richard Bentley
James Berkman
Kenneth Bishop
William Blanchet
Randi Bonica
George Borden
James Bowse
Alan Brooks
Peary Brown
James Burke
Charles Butler
William Butman
Neil Cane
Douglas Erickson
William Gollan

Elizabeth Hemmerlin
Sandra Hurley
Jane Kelley
Joseph Lincoln
Faith Luder
Mary Lea Mabie
Pauline McGann
Maureen McHugh
Paula Miele
Susan Mirabito
Sharon Mogan
Jean Nix
Patricia Noble
William O'Brien
June O'Leary
Teresa Olivo
Brenda Smith
Susan Sparks
Donna Stitt

217

Homeroom S-308 — Mrs. Johnson

John Baronian
Barry Brennan
Albert Caramanica
Edwin Chernosky
Patrick Farrell
Ronald Hietsch
Robert Kelly
William Madden
Frank Pilicy
Ellen Fucci
Joanne Fucci
Janice Giampietro
Marilyn Gilligan

Patricia GiroJamo
Marjory Green

Sharon Halloran

Sharon Haskell

Beth Johnson

Lynne Lazaro

Diane LeBlanc

Barbara Lickorai

Dona Lyons

Barbara Mannino

Marianne Manzon

Catherine Martin

Patricia McConnel

Lynda Osborn

218

Jil DEXTER DRUG CO.
\|Ul^R/ prescription specialists
^^^john p. dexter, reg. pharm.

Cor. Main and Rich Sts., TW 4-0196, Waltham, Mass.

NIAGARA MACHINE

TOOL WORKS

Compliments of

UNIVERSITY SHOE REPAIR

903 Main Street
Waltham

LEVIN'S MILL END STORE

22 Lexington Street
TWinbroolc 3-7143

Congratulations and Best Wishes for

a Happy Future to the Members of the

CLASS OF 1965

LEO GALLITANO

Compliments of

THE POTTER PRESS

Business Forms Manufacturer

515 SOUTH ST., WALTHAM, MASS.

219

BEAUTYVILLE

380 Moody Street, Waltham

PERMANENTS
$7.95

Include: <g,

• Haircut • Shampoo
• Creme Rinse • Hair Styling

HAIR TINTING OUR SPECIALTY

GET A NEW LEASE ON LIFE WITH A FRENCH FLUFF
Wallc-ln-Service or Phone TW 3-9245

\ OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO II P.M. $

I SATURDAYS UNTIL 6 P.M. J

(Free Parking in Rear)

Best Wishes to the

Class of 1965

From

RANDOLPH & BALDWIN
MACHINE WORKS, INC.

100 Felton St.
TW 4-2157

Compliments
of

CAHILL, DELANEY &

LAWSON

ATTORNEYS

267 Moody Street JW 3-2233

DIAMONDS

WATCHES

BLANCHARD'S
RESTAURANT

641 Main St.
Waltham, Mass. TW 3-9649

MARCOU JEWELERS

3 Moody St.
Waltham 54, Mass.

TW 9-2220

WENTWORTH
FUNERAL HOME

Waltham 54, Mass.

HIGH SCHOOL JEWELRY

220

Homeroom S-201 — Miss Telerico

Marie Daly
Carolyn Davidson
Joyce Davis
Frances Deary
Linda DiGregorio
Claire Dionisio
Judith Dozois
Elizabeth Dunkerly
Dianne Faulkner
Richard Fedele
Mary Ann Ferraro
Susan Flanders
Linda King
Claire Larosee
James Leach

Cynthia Skotland

Henry LeBlanc
Patricia Ann Lentini
John Maguire
James Medeiros
Reed Miller
Garry Montgomery
Peter Mostowitz
Frederic Mulholland
Thomas Mullaney
Arthur Nagle
Lawrence Nicolai
Joseph Nixon
Linda Pilon
Suzanne Poirier
Thomas Seale

221

Homeroom S-106 — Mrs, Dorin

Donna Grass
Wayne Henry
Margaret Johnston
Judith Montuori
Holly Pederson
Barbara Peterson
Lois Pinkham
Susan Poirier
Dianne Porecca
Sandra Potter
Pamela Quirk
Maureen Ravalli
Bonnie Reasor
Deborah Robinson
Carol Rodes
Katherine Sarro

Karen Sawicki
Andrea Scamman
Carole Schaufus
Mark Sherman
Gordon Smith
Richard Specter
David Spicer
John Toohil
Gary Travis
John Trombley
Donald Ulin
David Walsh
William Webb
John Whalen
Wayne Whitford
Scott Woodman

222

Compliments of

ROBERT B. JOHNSON CO.

Jewelers
653 Main- Street
Waltham, Mass.

Compliments of

PERODEAU'S
SERVICE STATION

Compliments
of

MICHAEL B. CLANCY & SON

II Bacon St.
Waltham, Mass.

Compliments of

RISEBERG'S

286 Moody Street
Waltham, Mass.

"Your Teen Store in Waltham'

COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE

"iourtAM emu

Iitizens National Bank

95 Moody St.
Waltham 54, Mas*.

MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

223

Compliments
of

WALTHAM
ENGRAVERS, INC.

234 Calvary St.
TW 4-4149

Compliments
of

RUSSELL PHARMACY

344 Newton St.
WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS

FENTON G. KEYES
ASSOCIATES

Consulting

ARCHITECT— ENGINEERS

267 Moody Street Waltham, Mass.

B&B MOTOR CO., INC.

Sales OLDSMOBILE Service
Waltham, Mass.

COMPLIMENTS
OF

WALTHAM SAVINGS BANK

Your School Savings Bank

702 Main Street Waltham, Mass.

224

Homeroom S-203 — Mr. Collura

Paul Connolly
Phil Cotoni
Andrew Crane
Paul Crapo
Richard Cybulski
Tom Daly
Joe Desisto
Gerald DiCecca
Robert Dion
Edward Donle
Richard Drechsler
Richard Fegan
Dennis Gill
Sally Gilmore
Marie Hines
Jeanne Lane
Susan Lawrence
Sandra Legere

David Maguire

Nancy McLaughlin
Robert Mobilia
Mary O'Reilly
Jeannette Palmer
Donna Peirce
Charlene Pierce
Gwen Pugsley
Priscilla Queen
Cathy Quinn
Irene Restieri
Betty Sangeleer

Marion Santolucito
Mary SantaMaria
Betty Scheinfeldt
Linda Schooner
Linda Shaw
Bruce Yeamans
Richard Yurkus

225

Homeroom S-205 — Mrs. Hadjiyannis

Kathleen Connelly
Lawrence Enos
John Farina
Edna Gaudet
Joanne Giorgianni
Elizabeth Giusti
Judith Griffin
Roberta Hawkins
Dolores Juliano
Jacqueline Keene
Clare Kirley
Kathleen Landry
Ann Marie LeBlanc
Carol McEnaney
Janice McLaughlin
Suzanne McManus
Joyce O'Donnell
Kathleen O'Reilly

Cheryl Palmer
Judith Rhoades
Gregory Richardson
Paul St. Armand
Peter Santangelo
Stephen Sarmanian
Frank Sawin
George Schiff
Cynthia Small
Robert Stevens
Dexter Stone
Thomas Streck
Douglas Sullivan
Patricia Texeira
Donna Totagrande
Daniel Webster
Frederick Wilder
Challis Wilson

Donald Cox

226

Compliments of

MIDDLESEX FAMILY
CO-OPERATIVE BANK

20 Lexington St.

MacNABB
ENGINEERING CO., INC.

131 Lexington Street Waltham, Massachusetts
Telephone TWin brook 3-8400

PRECISION SHEET METAL FABRICATORS

FOR THE

ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY

Compliments
of

WALTHAM WALLPAPER

&
PAINT CORPORATION

591 Main St.

Best Wishes

From
Room S-09

Room S-010

Room S-114

Compliments

of
Room S-l 1 7

227

Compliments
of

Compliments

J. F. & F. 1.

ROBINSON,

INC.

WALTHAM

FEDERAL SAVINGS

All Forms
of Insurance

LOAN ASSOCIATION

DOMENIC'S MARKET

525 Moody St. Waltham, Mass.

Best Wishes
to

TW 4-1099
FREE DELIVERY

The Class of 1965

1 llv VIU99 VI I 7W«#

From

Homeroom S-013

THOMAS P. HOLLAND CLOTHING

Formal Wear

647 Main St. TW 3-0912

Une Uux Shop

PAGE BROS. COMPANY, INC.

ION Main Street

• complete line of Jien * Joxmal Weal

Waltham, Mass.

FOR RENTAL

Fuel Oils Burner Service

TW 3-7200

FLOYD HAMILTON 230 California Street
Res. Phone. Newton, Massachusetts
TWinbrook 4-5122 Telephone LAsell 7-045?

228

Good Luck
From

W-06

Congratulations
From

S-216

Compliments
of

S-3II

Room S-307 — Mr. Caso

Paul Agrillo
Richard Ala
Wayne Alden
Charles Allia
Lawrence Altrich
Richard Anderson
Patricia DiTommaso
Marilyn Dronseiko

Joseph Facenda
Edward Gandolfo
Ronald Gudbrandsen
Peter Hardy
Diane Hargreaves
Josephine Klarmann
Ruth Lamport
Marsha Lazaro

Ernestine Leger
Ellen Lomartire
Marjorie Lombardi
John Magazu
Melvyn Marcou
Edward May
Douglas Morash

Deborah Rose
Laila Salo
Wendy Slater
Richard Stevens
Sharon Sullivan
Gale Sullivan
William Wiley

Compliments
of

W-104

W-107

Best Wishes
From

S-017

229

Homeroom S-04 — Miss Paquette

Paula Bell
Judy Brehm
Doris Brooks
Bonnie Brown
Gloria Bry
Barbara Carney
Dorothy Carney
Jill Carson
Maureen Cathcart
Donna Chakalis
Christine Chavez
Lois Christie
James Cooney
Judy Cusack
Ann Cusano
Claire Cusano

Mary Dacey
John Dally
Kenneth Harris
Linda Henebury
Richard Leard
Robert Learned
Donald Lesuer
Richard Macfarlane
John Mahoney
Sharon Maloof
Peter Martocchio
Edward McCarthy
Walter McGuire
Mike McHugh
William Mclvor
Walter Rochatka

Cheryl Schools

230

TWinbrook 3-1345
Blgelow 4-2489

Justice of the Peace
Notary Public

john p. McQueen insurance agency, inc.

Insurance of Every Description

and Bonds

828 Moody St. Waltham 54, Mass..

TWinbrook 4-1900

^Burk

MOVING & STORAGE CORP.

P. E. BURKE

1 1 3 Crescent Street
Waltham, Mass.

TYPEWRITERS
SOLD— RENTED— REPAIRED

PETER PAUL

OFFICE EQUIPMENT

CO., INC.

II Pine St. Waltham
TW 3-8920

Specializing in the Finest of
Prepared Sea Food Specialties

RITCEY'S SEA FOODS

560 Moody Street Waltham, Mass.
TWinbrook 3-9342

ERNEST RITCEY HARRY RITCEY
KEVIN RITCEY

To the June Graduates:

Congratulations

From All Your Friends

at the

NEWTON-WALTHAM BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY

Neighborhood Offices Serving
NEWTON— WALTHAM— WAYLAND— WESTON

Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

231

Homeroom S-202 — Mrs. McGurk

Linda Aucoin
Patricia Aucoin
William Aucoin
Flora Barilone
Judy Bartleman
Richard Bennett
Anthony Bergantino
Susan Berrio
Jacquelyn Bishop
Nancy Blasioli
John Bonica
Jeanne Bourgeois
Catherine Bradbury
Lorraine Cafarella
Joyce Calabufalo
Ann Capoccia
Lorraine Castellano

Richard Chartrand
Frederick Ciaramaglia
Robert Connors

Paul Daley
John Davis
Raylene Delaire
Anthony DeLosa
Ronald DeMello
Renae Gallagher
Susan Green
Elizabeth Mega
Elaine Nedza
Carol Patterson
Arthur Peterson
Carson Skinner
Petter Steen
Donna Wilson

232

Before you accept
that first job . . .

Looh over

your

employer

as carefully

as he does

you

What's the Company like anyway? Would I be proud to
work there? Reputation for square dealing with employees?
Pleasant surroundings?

Will I be working with others my own age? Are they
friendly? Do they socialize after hours?

Will the boss be reasonable? Appreciate good, hard work,
but won't explode if I make a mistake?

Will I make a decent week's pay? Have a chance for raises,
advancement, more responsibility? How about fringe benefits?

Is the work challenging? I had what it takes to get through
high school. Will they give me a chance to use my brains?

Note: Many young men and women in this area can
answer "Yes" to these questions. They work for New
England Telephone Company . . . New England's largest
employer.

Why not talk with our employment interviewer soon . . .
before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell
you when and where to apply.

New England Telephone

Part of the Nationwide Bell System

233

THE NEWS-TRIBUNE

IDEAL CONCRETE
BLOCK CO.

232 Lexington St.
WALTHAM 54, MASS.

BYRON'S
CLOTHING STORE

Complete Formal Rental Service

348-386 Moody St.

TW 3-7053

TWinbrook 4-4100

WALTHAM
MODEL WORKS, INC.

Instruments for

Science and Industry

Experimental and General

Machine Work

CHARLES W. SHERMAN

238 Calvary Street
W«ltham, Mass.

234

Homeroom S-207 — Mrs. Kellerman

David Burke
Thomas Campbell
George Carmel
Joseph Castellana
Craig Champion
Warren Chase
Donald Clarke
George Dangelmayer
Deanna Doucette
Fred Faulkner
Robert Fine
Peter Flynn
Patricia Foley
Thomas McCue
Jane O'Brien
Kathleen O'Brien

Carol Silvio
Caroline Soberg
Anita Stewart
Eloise Swan
Barbara Thomas
Patricia Veno
Linda Vienneau
Joanne Vinci
Kenneth VonThaden
Kathleen Walsh
Shirley Walsh
Jane Weatherbee
Anne Weiner
Joan Whalen
Pamela Whalen
Mary Anne Zammuto

235

Best Wishes
From

WALTHAM
MOTOR CO.

1055 Main Street

Waltham, Mass.

TW 3-3600

Pontiac — Cadillac — Tempest
Sales Service

Compliments
of

ANDERSON FLORIST

196 Moody St.
Waltham, Massachusetts

TW 4-1843

Best Wishes

to the Class of

1965

KING INSTRUMENT CORP.

23 Fox Road
Waltham, Mass.

TW 9-5110

SULLIVAN AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE CORP.

1017 Main Street
Waltham, Mass.

TW 3-7336

JET- VAC
CORP.

73 Pond Street
Waltham, Mass.

TW 3-6800

SCOTT'S

Sport and Camp Shop

463 Moody St.
Waltham, Mass.

236

W. J. DONLAN

CONTRACTING

CO., INC.

93 Pond Street
Waltham, Mass.

TWINBROOK 4-0769

Compliments
of

BANNER GLASS CORP.

805 Main Street
Waltham, Mass.

JO-ANNE
BEAUTY STUDIO

234 High Street
TW 4-6656

ANDERSON FLORIST

196 Moody Street
Waltham, Mass.

TW 4-1843

A FRIEND

Compliments of

WAL-LEX
RECREATION

60 Bowling Alleys

Largest Roller Skating Rink
In New England

Most Picturesque Golfland

Lexington Street
Waltham, Massachusetts

C. R. SWANEY CO., INC.

196 Bear Hill Road
Waltham, Mass. 02154

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
CLASS OF 1965

ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO.

RICHARD H. YOUNG

76 Brewster Road
Waltham, Mass.

TEL. 899-1136

237

RINGS — PINS — FAVORS
MEDALS — TROPHIES

Jeweler of Your School Rings

ELLERY P. KOCH

21 Waterhouse Road
BELMONT, MASS.

238

Compliments
of

MacNEILL ENGINEERING
CO., INC.

MACHINISTS

225 Riverview Avenue
Waltham, Massachusetts
TELEPHONE TW 3-5100

CHANDLER LEASING
CORPORATION

69 Hickory Drive
Waltham, Mass.

TW 9-4010

WARRENDALE SHELL STATION

65 Main Street
Waltham, Mass.

TW 3-9335

F. W. DERBEYSHIRE, INC.

265 Bear Hill Road
Waltham, Mass.

TW 4-2900

NEWTON STREET

Chevron Station

105 Newton Street
Waltham, Mass.

MEL CLEANERS

BRUCE PHARMACY

32 Warren Street
Waltham, Mass.

TW 4-4224

FRANK'S TEXACO SERVICE
STATION

Compliments of

MR. AND MRS. ROY TAYLOR

239

Congratulations to the Class of 1965

HEWLETT

PACKARD M SANBORN

mm division

Manufacturers of Electronic Measurement

Equipment for Medicine and Industry

Route 128 in Waltham

240

SUBURBAN

oc^i^U^^

SCHOOL

FULL SECRETARIAL AND
SHORT COURSES

OPEN ALL YEAR,
DAY AND EVENING

STANDARDS — HIGHEST

RATES — MODEST

LOCATION — CONVENIENT

FREE PARKING

OOOOOOOOOftO

oooeoooeee®

TWinbrook 4-1245
267 Moody Street, Waltham 54, Massachusetts

"Where kind and competent teachers help you be-
come a new person with new skills."

241

Compliments
of

WALTHAM COAL AND OIL
CO., INC.

691 MAIN STREET
Waltham, Mass.

FOLLOW YOUR CLASSMATES
to

EDWARDS JEWELRY COMPANY

246 Moody Street
Waltham, Mass.

School Rings and School Jewelry

Large Selection

Tel.: TW 3-6652

Wal-Lex Shopping Center
860 Lexington St.

Children's and Women's Clothing
\ OPEN DAILY 9-9 TW 3-3414

Open Wed. and Fri. Eves. TWinbrook
Till 9:30 P.M. 3-7358

CHEZ ELISE
BRIDAL SALON, INC.

Waltham's Complete Bridal Salon

683 Main Street Waltham, Mass.
(AT CENTRAL SQUARE)

GENERAL PLUMBING SUPPLY
OF WALTHAM

104 Felton St.

TWINBROOK PHARMACY, INC.

JAMES WEINER, Ph.G.
(formerly of Harvard Drug Co.)

I025A Main St., Waltham
(next to the new A & P Market)

TW 9-8247

Waltham's Latest Professional
Drug Store

Prompt Delivery Service

B. J. POOLE

We Buy and Sell Used Cars

185 Prospect Street
TWinbrook 3-3900

TW 4-0240 RES. TW 4-0244

SULLIVAN'S

SHEER SIGN CO., INC.

"Every Sign A Design"

182 High St.
Waltham TW 4-4129

GREETING CARDS • STATIONERY • TOYS

GIFT WRAPS

CIGARS • CIGARETTES • TOBACCOS

J. F. SULLIVAN

Cor. Main and Prospect Sts.
Waltham 54, Mass.

242

HOLIDAY INN

Totten Pond Road at Rte. 128
Restaurant Lounge

Swimming Pool

Reservations — 899-3000
ARTHUR S. MEYERS, General Manager

Monday, Tuesday From 11:30 to 12 Midnight Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Saturday 11:30 to I A.M. Sunday 12 Noon to Midnight

Tel. 899-2183
899-8189

HENRY YEE, Mgr.

mm f(wm

RESTAURANT
■$fM3> ri Chinese and American Food

ORDERS PUT UP TO TAKE OUT

Cocktails — Liquors

1074 Lexington Street

Corner Trapelo Road

Waltham 54, Mass.

OFFICE TEL 899-8950

HOME TEL. 899-2663

DUCKO'S COFFEE AND SNACK BAR

168 Lexington Street
Waltham, Mass.

ADELCO DiGREGORIO, Prop.

243

Best Wishes
From

S-015

Compliments
of

W-08

Congratulations
From

W-103

Room S-204 — Mr. Kline

William Alper
Richard Antonellis
Donald Brophy
Wendell Brownell
Valerie Delorey
Frederick Dowcett
Robert Flinn
James Harriman
Sandra Keyes

Maureen Kiburis
Kathryn King
Leith MacArthur
Sandr.a Mahoney
Lucia Maloney
Jesse Marchal
Helen Murphy
Janice Murray
Erlene Nangle

Ann Naughton
Nancy Oatt
Cornelius O'Brien
Mary O'Brien
Patricia Park
Barbara Phillips
Steven Picone
Susan Poison
Patricia Quinlan

Nancy Russell
Robert Ryan
Vera Semenza
Roland Vanaria
Alberto Velella
Gerard Vitti
Judith Wheeler
Maureen Williams
Joseph Zielinski

Congratulations
From

SI 18

Compliments
of

S-213

Good Luck
From

VV-03

244

Compliments

Compliments
of

of the

THE FUTURE

NURSES OF AMERICA

BRANDEIS COOP

•

ROBERT E. NIMS Caterer

572 South St.

"Good Food Served Right"

Waltham, Mass.
TW 9-2214

HILLCREST HALL

DAkirtncTC 20 Fox Road
BANOUETS Waltham, Mass.
WEDDINGS TW 4-2282
RECEPTIONS TW 4-2646

AKILLIAN INC.

REAL ESTATE

Compliments
of

XgS§v JOHN G. AKILLIAN
ifa^ jla Realtor

I4"^^]a 6M Trapelo Road
^s^s^fiy Waltham, Massachusetts
VgfiasJX TWinbrook 4-6650

THE
FOOTBALL-
BASKETBALL

CHEERLEADERS

Compliments
of

Captain-^JUDY DOZOIS

PETER J. CONNOLLY

Painting Contractor

Jane Tyman Lynda Osborn
Cindy Small Carol Baumann
Carole Schaufus Judi Cain
MaryEllen Keohane Doris Brooks
Corrine Brown Nancy Glendhill

Pauline Beaver

CARDARELLI CONSTRUCTION CO.

143 Chaffee Ave.

TW 4-4414

245

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246

CONGRATULATIONS

to the

CLASS of 1005

(and especially to those
who will till these shoes)

These are the seven league boots of
science and engineering. Difficult to fill,
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National Honor

Society 1965

Faculty Advisor

Mr. Belliveau

Honorary President ...

Stanley Zwirbla

President

Andrew Crane

Vice-President

Edward May

Secretary

- Irene Restieri

Treasurer

Paul St. Armand

William Alper

Marianne Manzon

Raymond Bamford

Peter Martocchio

Jacquelyn Bishop

Edward May

Catherine Bradbury

Douglas Morash

Daniel Bradley

Thomas McFarland

Donna Chakalis

Maureen McHugh

Warren Chase

Patricia Noble

Fred Ciaramaglia

June O'Leary

Bonita Cohn

Teresa Olivo

Patricia Cooke

Barbara Peterson

Andrew Crane*

Susan Poison

Marie Daly

Priscilla Queen

Frances Deary

Catherine Quinn

Ronald DeMello

Bonnie Reasor

Linda DiGregorio

Timothy Reed

Judith Dozois

Irene Restieri

Barbara Fume

Carol Rodes

Patricia Girolamo

Deborah Rose

Judith Griffin

Paul St. Armand

Mary Hansberry

Laila Salo

Peter Hardy

Katherine Saro

Diane Hargreaves

Betty Scheinfeldt

William Herrick

Wendy Slater

Drew Jackson

Caren Smelledge
Brenda Smith

Kathryn King

Susan Sparks

Claire Kirley

George Swift

Josephine Klarmann

Susan VanderWyk

Ethan Kra

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John Krol

Linda Voutour

Ruth Lamport

Alberto Velella

Anne-Marie LeBlanc

Barbara Vigue

Donald Lesuer

Janet Wencis

Faith Luder

Judith Zaccagnini

Barbara Zalinskas

Mary Lea Mabie

Stanley

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THE CLASS OF 1965

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